Prior to making an interpretation of what a client sees on a Rorschach card, a good clinician must be able to see exactly what the client sees on the card.

This statement is correct. Before making any interpretation or analysis of a client's response to a Rorschach card, it is necessary for the clinician to accurately and objectively see what the client sees on the card. This ensures that the interpretation is based on the client's actual perception of the image and not the clinician's assumptions or biases.