For which group of individuals are projective techniques like WAT particularly useful?
a) Individuals with perfect mental health
b) Those with cognitive impairments
c) Abnormal or psychologically troubled individuals
d) People with physical disabilities
Explanation: Projective techniques, including WAT, are often employed for assessing individuals with abnormal psychological conditions.
What is Rorschach’s projective test designed to measure?
a) Unconscious intention
b) Dreams
c) Conscious
d) Brain size
What is the main characteristic of the Sentence Completion Test (SCT)?
a) Closed-ended sentences for precise answers
b) Structured sentences with multiple choices
c) Open-ended uncompleted sentences
d) True/false statements for evaluation
Explanation: The Sentence Completion Test involves presenting open-ended, uncompleted sentences for subjects to complete without second thoughts.
What aspects does the examiner note during the Sentence Completion Test (SCT)?
a) Physical health indicators
b) Emotion, attitude, lifestyle, and reaction
c) Cognitive abilities
d) Social interaction patterns
Explanation: The examiner records the emotional tone, attitude, lifestyle, and reaction of the subject during the Sentence Completion Test.
Who developed the Rorschach Inkblot Test (RIT)?
a) Sigmund Freud
b) B. F. Skinner
c) Carl Rogers
d) Hermann Rorschach
Explanation: Hermann Rorschach developed the Rorschach Inkblot Test, consisting of 10 cards with inkblots.
What is the primary characteristic of inkblots used in the Rorschach Inkblot Test (RIT)?
a) Highly structured and meaningful shapes
b) Black and white images with specific meanings
c) Multi-colored, unstructured inkblots
d) Clear and identifiable objects
Explanation: The inkblots in the Rorschach Inkblot Test are intentionally unstructured, with no specific meanings attached.
