2017年11月18日 · Picture 3GF: A woman standing next to an open door holding a side of the door with one hand and other hand covering her downcast face. Observation: This image is quite similar to the Picture 3BM, and targets the depressive feelings of a subject, although 3BM brings out richer stories and can be used on both males and females.

nial, projection, and identification—as revealed in stories told to standard TAT and CAT cards. Specific criteria have been developed for CAT Cards 3, 5, and 10, and for TAT Cards 1, 2, 3BM, 3GF, 4, 5, 6BM, 6GF, 7.

TAT interpretation – compiled by A. Glezerman, Ph.D. Level 1: content analysis of responses to each card. Realistic outcome? Level 2: content analysis of pattern of responses. Level 3: analysis of the process of responding. Types of meta commentary:1) Evaluation of …

H.A Murray, 1943 scoring the TAT involves evaluating the following five different aspects of the stories: The Hero. Scoring for the hero involves identifying who is central character(s) in the story Need of the Hero. For Murray, it was also critical to identify the needs, motives and desire of the hero. Identifying the presses.

1981年1月1日 · The Thematic Apperception Test is a controversial instrument which has generated a great deal of research and many different systems of analysis and scoring. It has its strong critics and strong adherents, but both would agree that the test is a clinician's delight and a statistician's nightmare.

2013年5月25日 · The Thematic Apperception Test (TAT) is a projective personality test developed by Henry Murray and Christiana Morgan using 31 cards depicting ambiguous scenes. Individuals are asked to tell stories about each scene, revealing their inner needs, drives, and conflicts through their interpretations.

The Defense Mechanism Manual outlines various defense mechanisms, with a focus on denial. It categorizes denial into several types, such as omission, misperception, and reversal, and provides scoring categories for evaluating stories based …

THEMATIC APPERCEPTION TEST (TAT): It is a projective test consisting of a series of picture in which the examinee is requested to create a story about the picture. It is a method of revealing dominant drives, emotions, sentiments, complexes and conflicts of personality.