Projective Tests

question 3

Multiple Choice

Projective tests:

• A) are a type of objective personality test.
• B) are based on the clinician's interpretation of a client's response to a stimuli.
• C) are used infrequently these days.
• D) are not considered particularly helpful in the clinical process.
• E) All of these are characteristics of projective tests.

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Definitions:

Exposure

In psychology, a treatment method aimed at reducing fear and anxiety by gradually and repeatedly presenting the feared object or context without any danger.

Blisspoint

The optimal level of satisfaction or pleasure for a consumer, often used in food industry to describe the perfect balance of saltiness, sweetness, and fattiness.

Contingent Responses

Behaviors or actions that are performed in response to specific conditions or stimuli, often depending on the presence or absence of certain factors.

Reinforcing Activities

Activities or actions that increase the likelihood of a behavior being repeated by providing a positive outcome or reward.