Exam 14: Projective Techniques

Which of the following research conclusions about the Rorschach is false?

The second step in the usual application of the draw-a-person test is to draw a picture of -

The textbook suggests that use of the TAT may be declining due to the TAT's -

One of the reasons given for preferring use of a projective test over an objective personality test in some cases is that the projective test is generally ___.

One key feature of projective techniques is that they utilize the _____ format as opposed to the _____ format found in objective personality tests.

_____ and _____ determine which TAT cards are used with an individual examinee.

Projective techniques typically use what type of response format?

Each of the following projective tests can be classified as human figure drawings EXCEPT ___.

The Rotter Incomplete Sentences Blank (RISB) purports to measure only one construct, that is ___.

In surveys of test usage, which test is sometimes classified as a projective technique and sometimes as a neuropsychological test?

What does the text suggest about professional opinion regarding use of projective techniques? Opinion is _____________.

What trend does the textbook identify regarding use of objective scoring of projective techniques? Use of objective scoring has ___ in recent years.

One lesson learned from an examination of the Rotter Incomplete Sentences Blank is that ___.

"Popular" responses to a Rorschach stimulus card are those that constitute _____.

With respect to use of objective scoring systems, what is the current trend for projective techniques?

A common opening direction in the usual application of the draw-a-person test is to draw a picture of ___.

To most people, the pictures on the TAT cards appear to be ___.

Which are popular offshoots of the draw-a-person test?

The first widely used Draw-a-Man Test was intended as a measure of -

What effect does managed care seem to be having on the use of projective techniques? Managed care is leading to ___.