Question 1

How many Rorschach inkblots (cards) are there?

Accepted Answer

A)  5 
B)  10 
C)  25 
D)  50 
A)  5 
B)  10 
C)  25 
D)  50

Question 2

The two principal uses for projective techniques include _____ and _____.

Accepted Answer

A)  research…assessment of response style 
B)  research…supporting psychoanalytic personality theory 
C)  assessment of group dynamics…research 
D)  assessment of individual cases…research 
A)  research…assessment of response style 
B)  research…supporting psychoanalytic personality theory 
C)  assessment of group dynamics…research 
D)  assessment of individual cases…research

Question 3

What is the name of the project that seeks to extend John Exner's work on the Comprehensive System for the Rorschach?

Accepted Answer

A)  Comprehensive System II 
B)  Rorschach Updated Version (RUV) 
C)  Rorschach Performance Assessment System (R-PAS) 
D)  Comprehensive System Revised and Extended (CS-R
E)  
A)  Comprehensive System II 
B)  Rorschach Updated Version (RUV) 
C)  Rorschach Performance Assessment System (R-PAS) 
D)  Comprehensive System Revised and Extended (CS-R
E)

Question 4

Which projective technique asks the person to draw a picture of a family doing something?

Accepted Answer

A)  TAT 
B)  HTP 
C)  KFD 
D)  DAP 
A)  TAT 
B)  HTP 
C)  KFD 
D)  DAP

Question 5

In the Comprehensive System for scoring the Rorschach, responses that occur in at least one-third of the norm group's responses to a card are called ___.

Accepted Answer

A)  frequents 
B)  populars 
C)  commons 
D)  normals 
A)  frequents 
B)  populars 
C)  commons 
D)  normals

Question 6

Administration of the Rorschach under the Comprehensive System proceeds in two phases, the _____ phase in which the examiner asks "What might this be?" and the _____ phase in which the examiner may ask "Show me where you saw this?".

Accepted Answer

A)  inquiry…verbatim 
B)  response…verbatim 
C)  inquiry…response 
D)  response…inquiry 
A)  inquiry…verbatim 
B)  response…verbatim 
C)  inquiry…response 
D)  response…inquiry

Question 7

In administration of the Rorschach under the Comprehensive System, how many responses are desired to consider the results interpretable?

Accepted Answer

A)  2 
B)  14 
C)  56 
D)  100 
A)  2 
B)  14 
C)  56 
D)  100

Question 8

What term is used to describe use of a test in an informal way to help establish rapport with a client?

Accepted Answer

A)  ice-breaker 
B)  confidence-builder 
C)  introducer 
D)  how-do-you-do 
A)  ice-breaker 
B)  confidence-builder 
C)  introducer 
D)  how-do-you-do

Question 9

The ??_____ differs from other frequently used projective techniques because the physical arrangement of the test encourages _____ to each item.

Accepted Answer

A)  Rotter Incomplete Sentences Blank…an expansive response 
B)  Rotter Incomplete Sentences Blank…a concise response 
C)  Thematic Apperception Test…a concise response 
D)  Thematic Apperception Test…an adjusted response 
A)  Rotter Incomplete Sentences Blank…an expansive response 
B)  Rotter Incomplete Sentences Blank…a concise response 
C)  Thematic Apperception Test…a concise response 
D)  Thematic Apperception Test…an adjusted response

Question 10

Location codes on the Rorschach indicate _____.

Accepted Answer

A)  the part of the test during which unusual responses are given. 
B)  the location of the test administration. 
C)  the location of the inkblot on the card. 
D)  the part of the card the examinee references. 
A)  the part of the test during which unusual responses are given. 
B)  the location of the test administration. 
C)  the location of the inkblot on the card. 
D)  the part of the card the examinee references.

Question 11

Which is NOT one of the widely used projective techniques?

Accepted Answer

A)  TAT 
B)  HTP 
C)  KFD 
D)  MAT 
A)  TAT 
B)  HTP 
C)  KFD 
D)  MAT

Question 12

In the Comprehensive System for administering the Rorschach, the first phase of administration is called the _____________ phase.

Accepted Answer

A)  stimulus 
B)  response 
C)  starter 
D)  oral 
A)  stimulus 
B)  response 
C)  starter 
D)  oral

Question 13

Examinees usually complete the Rotter Incomplete Sentences Blank in about ___ minutes.

Accepted Answer

A)  5 
B)  20 
C)  60 
D)  120 
A)  5 
B)  20 
C)  60 
D)  120

Question 14

The textbook identifies three approaches to scoring projective techniques. Which of these is NOT one of them?

Accepted Answer

A)  formal 
B)  informal 
C)  atomistic 
D)  holistic 
A)  formal 
B)  informal 
C)  atomistic 
D)  holistic

Question 15

Features of a Rorschach inkblot that influenced a person's response to the blot are called ___.

Accepted Answer

A)  causal links 
B)  pointers 
C)  shapers 
D)  determinants 
A)  causal links 
B)  pointers 
C)  shapers 
D)  determinants

Question 16

Which statement best summarizes the stability of the target trait as measured by the RISB?

Accepted Answer

A)  stable over both short and long periods of time 
B)  unstable over both short and long periods of time 
C)  stable over short periods but not over long periods 
D)  stable over long periods but not over short periods 
A)  stable over both short and long periods of time 
B)  unstable over both short and long periods of time 
C)  stable over short periods but not over long periods 
D)  stable over long periods but not over short periods

Question 17

Scoring responses to the Rorschach is called _______.

Accepted Answer

A)  tallying 
B)  crediting 
C)  marking 
D)  coding 
A)  tallying 
B)  crediting 
C)  marking 
D)  coding

Question 18

The informal scoring approach to projective techniques means that ___.

Accepted Answer

A)  test users follow established rules to yield specific scores that can be related to norms. 
B)  the test allows for a diagnostic classification based on the overall impression given by the examinee's responses. 
C)  the test is rigorously scored to aid in psychometric research. 
D)  tests are not scored, but they are used like elements in an interview to develop hypotheses that will be pursued later. 
A)  test users follow established rules to yield specific scores that can be related to norms. 
B)  the test allows for a diagnostic classification based on the overall impression given by the examinee's responses. 
C)  the test is rigorously scored to aid in psychometric research. 
D)  tests are not scored, but they are used like elements in an interview to develop hypotheses that will be pursued later.

Question 19

Which is a fundamental characteristic of all projective techniques? The test stimuli to which examinees respond must be ___.

Accepted Answer

A)  nonverbal 
B)  verbal 
C)  ambiguous 
D)  clear-cut 
A)  nonverbal 
B)  verbal 
C)  ambiguous 
D)  clear-cut

Question 20

Developed by Henry Murray, the _____ asks examinees to make up a plot or story to describe the happenings in an ambiguous picture.

Accepted Answer

A)  Thematic Apperception Test 
B)  Adult Apperception Test 
C)  Family Apperception Test 
D)  Murray Apperception Test 
A)  Thematic Apperception Test 
B)  Adult Apperception Test 
C)  Family Apperception Test 
D)  Murray Apperception Test

How many Rorschach inkblots (cards) are there?

The two principal uses for projective techniques include _ and _.

What is the name of the project that seeks to extend John Exner's work on the Comprehensive System for the Rorschach?

Which projective technique asks the person to draw a picture of a family doing something?

In the Comprehensive System for scoring the Rorschach, responses that occur in at least one-third of the norm group's responses to a card are called ___.

Administration of the Rorschach under the Comprehensive System proceeds in two phases, the _ phase in which the examiner asks "What might this be?" and the _ phase in which the examiner may ask "Show me where you saw this?".

In administration of the Rorschach under the Comprehensive System, how many responses are desired to consider the results interpretable?

What term is used to describe use of a test in an informal way to help establish rapport with a client?

The ??_ differs from other frequently used projective techniques because the physical arrangement of the test encourages _ to each item.

Location codes on the Rorschach indicate _____.

Which is NOT one of the widely used projective techniques?

In the Comprehensive System for administering the Rorschach, the first phase of administration is called the _____________ phase.

Examinees usually complete the Rotter Incomplete Sentences Blank in about ___ minutes.

The textbook identifies three approaches to scoring projective techniques. Which of these is NOT one of them?

Features of a Rorschach inkblot that influenced a person's response to the blot are called ___.

Which statement best summarizes the stability of the target trait as measured by the RISB?

Scoring responses to the Rorschach is called _______.

The informal scoring approach to projective techniques means that ___.

Which is a fundamental characteristic of all projective techniques? The test stimuli to which examinees respond must be ___.

Developed by Henry Murray, the _____ asks examinees to make up a plot or story to describe the happenings in an ambiguous picture.

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Exam 14: Projective Techniques

How many Rorschach inkblots (cards) are there?

The two principal uses for projective techniques include _____ and _____.

What is the name of the project that seeks to extend John Exner's work on the Comprehensive System for the Rorschach?

Which projective technique asks the person to draw a picture of a family doing something?

In the Comprehensive System for scoring the Rorschach, responses that occur in at least one-third of the norm group's responses to a card are called ___.

Administration of the Rorschach under the Comprehensive System proceeds in two phases, the _____ phase in which the examiner asks "What might this be?" and the _____ phase in which the examiner may ask "Show me where you saw this?".

In administration of the Rorschach under the Comprehensive System, how many responses are desired to consider the results interpretable?

What term is used to describe use of a test in an informal way to help establish rapport with a client?

The ??_____ differs from other frequently used projective techniques because the physical arrangement of the test encourages _____ to each item.

Location codes on the Rorschach indicate _____.

Which is NOT one of the widely used projective techniques?

In the Comprehensive System for administering the Rorschach, the first phase of administration is called the _____________ phase.

Examinees usually complete the Rotter Incomplete Sentences Blank in about ___ minutes.

The textbook identifies three approaches to scoring projective techniques. Which of these is NOT one of them?

Features of a Rorschach inkblot that influenced a person's response to the blot are called ___.

Which statement best summarizes the stability of the target trait as measured by the RISB?

Scoring responses to the Rorschach is called _______.

The informal scoring approach to projective techniques means that ___.

Which is a fundamental characteristic of all projective techniques? The test stimuli to which examinees respond must be ___.

Developed by Henry Murray, the _____ asks examinees to make up a plot or story to describe the happenings in an ambiguous picture.

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The two principal uses for projective techniques include _ and _.

Administration of the Rorschach under the Comprehensive System proceeds in two phases, the _ phase in which the examiner asks "What might this be?" and the _ phase in which the examiner may ask "Show me where you saw this?".

The ??_ differs from other frequently used projective techniques because the physical arrangement of the test encourages _ to each item.