Exam 9: TAT and Other Performance-Based Assessment Techniques, Ackerman, Fowler, Clemence

The TAT is appropriate for use in a hospital setting.

The convergent validity of the Social Cognition and Object Relations Scale has been established in studies of normal and personality disorder samples.

The TAT may provide information about:

Which of the following structured scoring systems is not a valid system for use with the TAT?

Critics of the TAT have suggested that the TAT is best used to:

Which of the following is not asked for in the initial prompt to examinees?

Examinees must work within specific time limits when telling their TAT stories.

The Tell Me a Story (TEMAS) is an adaptation of the TAT designed for use with:

The TAT is only appropriate for use with adults.

The creation of special cards for specific cultural groups is necessary; however, it is insufficient without the examiner having:

Which personality theorist initially developed the TAT?

Which of the following psychological conditions would make an individual not suitable for TAT testing?

The TAT cards are designed for administration with adults only.

Which of the following is NOT a variable in the Social Cognition Object Relations Scale?

The TAT is a useful method for assessing the following:

Traditional TAT interpretive strategies rely upon:

When administering the TAT, the examinee is asked to provide stories for how many cards?

A brief and general TAT protocol may be interpreted as guarded. Which of the following is NOT another reason that a TAT protocol may be brief and general?

The main controversy surrounding TAT use involves:

The TAT elicits information about an individual's internal world that may be easily accessed with other methods of assessment such as the Rorschach.