Exner's Attempts to Provide Adequate Norms for the Rorschach Have

question 41

Multiple Choice

Exner's attempts to provide adequate norms for the Rorschach have largely failed because

• A) he miscalculated to actual number of people in the norming group.
• B) his sample came from relatives of psychiatric patients.
• C) his sample did not use both males and females.
• D) only educated people from upper income levels were used.

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Definitions:

Intellectual Functioning

The capacity of the mind to engage in cognitive activities such as reasoning, problem solving, and understanding.

Alfred Binet

A French psychologist who, along with his colleague Theodore Simon, developed the first intelligence test to assess cognitive development in children.

Interpretation Bias

A cognitive bias that influences how an individual assigns meaning to perceptual cues, events, or information, often based on personal experiences or beliefs.