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Projective tests are used extensively in clinical work.
Projective tests ask subjects to respond to vague, ambiguous
stimuli in ways that may reveal the subjects needs, feelings, and
personality traits.
Two unique strengths of projective tests:
Analysis:
1. A person: it is the projection of your self-image on your lifespace. Look at the table and try to understand a content of every
part of the picture. After that try to understand all image upon a
whole. Write your opinion.
2. A person of the other sex: look at the picture. It is the
projection of your impression, your opinion about -opposite-sex
person. Compare the pictures (1 and 2). What figure is bigger?
Has more stability? Who has bigger head? And so on. Write your
opinion.
3. A person under a rain. It is the projection of your behavior
during a stress. Compare the pictures (1 and 3). What is changed?
Look at the every part (perhaps, figure 1 is more when figure 3
during the stress you can have loose your self-confidence, can be
closer, you can prefer to have less attention from people, and so
on). Can you protect yourself (have you an umbrella, a coat and
so on)? Write your opinion.
4. A family. It is an information about your relations with close
people.
Answer some questions:
Have you drown some other things, not only family members
(a car, a home, some plants, furniture and so on)? Perhaps, it is
important for you to have the family home, garden? Is it the
result of your culture?