Projective tests are used mainly to make inferences about a person’sGroup of answer choicesdevelopmental history.personality structure.intelligence.likelihood of faking good.

Projective tests are based on defence mechanism that indicates:a.Attributing an individual’s unacceptable thoughts, feelings and motives to another personb.Repressing memories, feelings, or thought, these things are no longer accessible in the client’s consciousnessc.Satisfying an impulse (eg. aggression) with a substitute objectd.Substitution of a safe and reasonable explanation for the actual (but threatening) cause of behaviour

Projective personality tests are so called because they _____.Multiple choice question.ask people about a relatively small sample---or projection---of their behaviorare projections of the tester's personalityare used to identify personality disordersproject their own character flaws onto the administrator of the test

Which of the following is not relevant to projective tests?Question 3Select one:a.They use a set of standard stimuli.b.The stimulus materials are unstructured and ambiguous.c.The stimulus material elicit a conscious response.d.The person’s responses are determined primarily by unconscious processes.e.Unconscious processes reveal the person’s true attitudes, motivations and modes of behaviour.

Which of the following is a projective measure for assessing attitudes? Question 23Answera.Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (fMRI) b.Implicit Association Test (IAT)c.Pupillary Dilation d.Thematic Apperception Test (TAT)

James responds to a series of Rorschach inkblot projective tests. Multiple researchers cannot agree on what James' responses mean, and his responses from the inkblot projective tests do not match his results from other objective measures of personality. This means that the projective tests James completed have _____ and ______. Low reliability; low objectivity Low reliability; high validity High Objectivity; high validity Low reliability; low validity