A) closer
B) protocol
C) inquiry
D) hidden
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A) Training programs continue to emphasize proficiency with projective measures.
B) Projective measures seldom demonstrate any reliability or validity.
C) Managed care influences test usage according to administration time and cost.
D) Testing has moved toward objective scoring, norm-referenced interpretation, and psychometric quality.
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A) Freud
B) Exner
C) Klopfer
D) Holtzman
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A) respectable
B) unencouraging
C) superior
D) uninvestigated
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A) ambiguous hypothesis
B) projective hypothesis
C) personality hypothesis
D) free-response hypothesis
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A) Projective tests tend to be more valid than objective measures in assessing personality traits.
B) Most projectives do not require reading, so they are useful for those who cannot read or who read at a very low level.
C) Many projective techniques allow for development of a broad range of hypotheses about personality dynamics.
D) Projective tests tend to be more difficult to fake than objective personality tests.
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A) an attempt to "fake good"
B) very good adjustment
C) moderate levels of adjustment
D) maladjustment
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A) They are often used as an informal ice-breaker during a clinical interview.
B) Most projectives are easy to score and are therefore widely used.
C) Most have a variety of scoring systems, each one constituting a different test.
D) Many projective techniques are used for multiple assessment purposes.
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A) race and gender
B) age and level of education
C) race and level of education
D) age and gender
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A) 12
B) 30
C) 50
D) 65
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A) Exner's work on the Comprehensive System
B) Rotter's attempt to relate sentence completions to the Rorschach
C) Bellak's work with both the Rorschach and TAT
D) Rorschach's effort to develop additional inkblots
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A) X
B) D
C) Dx
D) Dd
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A) Infant's Apperception Test
B) Women's Apperception Test
C) Depression Apperception Test
D) Children's Apperception Test
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A) letter
B) Roman numeral
C) Arabic numeral
D) color
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A) House-Tree-Person…Thematic Apperception
B) Kinetic Family Drawing…Draw-A-Figure
C) House-Tree-Person…Kinetic Family Drawing
D) Kinetic Family Drawing…Rorschach Inkblot
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A) Rorschach Inkblot Test
B) Bender Visual-Motor Gestalt Test
C) Family Analysis Test
D) Children's Apperception Test
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A) score each item, then sum the item scores
B) score only the 5 most unusual responses
C) disregard the first 5 and last 5 items, but score all other items
D) score only the 10 most typical responses
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A) Murray's needs system
B) Freud's unconscious drives
C) Skinner's reinforcement schedules
D) Rogers' client-centered therapy
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A) Psychodiagnostik
B) Psychoanalysis
C) The Rorschach: A comprehensive system
D) Interpretation of symmetrical figures
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A) House-Tree-Person
B) Happy Thematic Perception
C) Hogan's Test of Personality
D) Haptic Touch Process
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