Behavioral Theorists Criticize Projective Testing Techniques and Feel That Projective

question 192

Multiple Choice

Behavioral theorists criticize projective testing techniques and feel that projective tests__________.

• A) take too long for clinicians to administer
• B) rely too much on the subjective interpretations of the clinician administering the tests
• C) are not scored using valid, normative data
• D) do not take cultural biases into account when interpreted

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