This psychological and stress test was devised by Dr  Max Lüscher, a Swiss
psychologist, in 1947. The subject's sequence of selection  of eight colours is
analysed  to give a very accurate indication of the stress levels, and a full
psychological profile, of the subject.

The test is used extensively on the continent for recruitment purposes much as
psychometric testing is carried out here in Britain.

The accuracy of the tests is due to the large number and diversity of subjects used
when they were being devised.
(36,892 subjects from all over the world.)

This test is particularly effective as it cannot be cheated and it only takes minutes
To administer.