Cecilia's new therapist has asked her to take the Rorschach Inkblot test. Cecilia is nervous about this test because she is hiding an aspect of her personality that no one knows about except for her. Proponents of the Rorschach suggest that this hidden aspect of herself will
A. prevent her from responding to the test in a reliable manner.
B. result in the test diagnosing her with a psychological disorder.
C. make it so the test is not a valid representation of her true personality.
D. emerge in how she responds to the images she is shown.
Answer: D
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