A psychologist is administering a projective test in which his client looks at several pictures and tells a story about each one. The psychologist will interpret the content of his client's stories. For example, he will count the number of times the central figure in each of the client's stories was angry, overlooked, apathetic, jealous, or threatened. The projective test being used by this
psychologist is most likely the
a. Myers-Briggs Type Indicator.
b. Thematic Appreciation Test.
c. Rorschach Technique.
d. MMPI-2.
B
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)