Exam 18: Projective Techniques

Projective drawings have traditionally been interpreted by __________ methods.

Describe variations and modifications of the Thematic Apperception Test (a) for children, (b) for minority groups, (c)for older adults.

The method of word association, which was introduced by Francis Galton, was first applied in a clinical setting by

The Rorschach is considered to assess the content of personality whereas the Thematic Apperception Test assesses the structure of personality.

A large number of detail responses on the Rorschach Inkblot Test has been found to occur among persons with compulsive personalities.

The term "projective technique" was introduced into personality assessment by the Swiss psychiatrist Hermann Rorschach.

What are the advantages and disadvantages of projective techniques for measuring personality, and how do they compare with personality inventories in this respect?

Describe John Exnerʹs comprehensive system for scoring the Rorschach.

What do Forer, Miner, Rohde, and Rotter all have in common?

On the Rorschach Inkblot Test, several good whole response are purportedly indicative of

Giving color responses on the Rorschach is considered to reflect how the person responds to

What future changes do you foresee in personality assessment instruments and procedures, and in the functions and/or applications of personality assessment?

The House-Tree-Person (HTP) is a(n) __________ technique.