An Assumption Inherent in the Clinical Use of TAT Is

question 176

Multiple Choice

An assumption inherent in the clinical use of TAT is that assessees

• A) are unaware of the significance of their responses.
• B) are aware of the significance of their responses.
• C) are aware of the significance of their responses and have a desire to manage a favorable impression.
• D) are unaware of the purpose of administering the test.

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Definitions:

Dominant Discourses

The prevalent narratives or ways of thinking in a given society that shape perceptions, behaviors, and policies.

Dialogue of Discovery

A conversational process in therapy where the therapist and client explore issues, values, and perspectives to uncover insights and solutions.

Externalization

A therapeutic technique in narrative therapy where problems are treated as separate entities from the person.

Solution-Focused Work

A therapeutic approach that emphasizes finding solutions to current problems rather than focusing on past causes, promoting positive change through goal-setting and strengths.