What are the advantages and disadvantages of projective testing?
What will be an ideal response?
Advantages of projective testing
• Difficult to “fake good” or “fake bad”
• Flexibility in responses
• Help facilitate rapport
Limitations of projective testing
• Subjective interpretation
• Readily available nature through sources that lack scholarly basis
• Poor reliability and validity
• Responses difficult to interpret
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a. Parsons b. Murray c. Terman d. Binet e. Thorndike
Effective interventions for homicidal clients
a) Have been clearly established b) Are unique for each client c) Have not yet been tested d) Have not been shown to be effective
______________ is the therapeutic factor that Yalom describes a part of the healing in which the group normalizes the experience that the client may have gone through by relating to that experience.
A. Universality B. Catharsis C. Attachment D. Building an alliance
Which of the following groupings identifies the key domains of school counseling for student development?
A) ?psychological, emotional and physiological development B) ?academic, psychological and career development C) ?career, emotional and social development D) ?personal, academic and career development E) ?academic, career and personal-social development