Dr. Daniel Garcia explores how Lacanian psychoanalysis might inform psychological and personality assessments. Utilizing Lacan's 'Remarks on Daniel Lagache' as a key reference, Dr. Garcia questions how we might revisit the longstanding psychological concepts of personality and character from a Lacanian standpoint. Rather than approaching the ego considered as a more or less unified personality, we should, from a Lacanian perspective, engage with the dimension of the split which characterizes the subject. Noting the prevalence of fundamental misdiagnoses, Dr. Garcia stresses the importance of asking whether a subject is characterized by division or fragmentation at a structural level. Further topics which feature amongst Dr. Garcia's introductory remarks include: uses of the TAT, the distinction between personal narratives and descriptions in projective tests, and the significance of Oedipal structure.