The main difference between a self-report test and a projective test is . . .
a. The reliability of self-report tests is easier to establish
b. Self-report tests are scored objectively
c. Projective tests are designed to uncover motives at or below the level of awareness
d. All of the above
d. All of the above
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What is the primary assumption of projective personality tests?
a. Self-report checklists are more efficient than interviews. b. Visual processing errors often indicate a schizophrenic process. c. Individuals would project unconscious feelings onto ambiguous stimuli. d. A person's future goals reveal a lot about motivation, emotion, and personality.
According to the door-in-the-face technique, people will go along with a smaller request after they have refused a larger request because
a. they feel guilty. b. of the primacy effect. c. they feel threatened. d. they do not want to be cheated.
Phantom pain
a. can be easily treated through cognitive-behavioral interventions. b. refers to pain that comes and goes mysteriously. c. is difficult to treat because its origins and processes are unknown, d. is no longer considered an area for health psychologists to concern themselves with.
A(n) ________ is a cognitive structure, a network of associations that guide an individual's perceptions.
A. schema B. engram C. morpheme D. cognitive style