Here for:-Projective Techniques

Projective techniques are a method of understanding the inner world of the individual.

Classification on basis of Responses

Association type

Responses

Construction type

Responses

Completion type

Responses

Choice or ordering

type Response

s

Expressive type

Responses

Association type

Word association technique

The Rorschoch's technique(ink

blot test)Cloud pictures

technique

Word association test

Ink blot test

Cloud pictures

Construction responses

Thematic apperception

test (TAT)

The blacky pictures

The make -A-picture-story test(MAPS)

Van lennep's four picture

test

Cartoon test

Thematic appreciation test (TAT)

Blacky pictures

The Make - A - Picture- story test (MAPS)

Van Lennep’s Four Picture Test

Cartoon test

Completion responses

Sentence completion

test

Story completion

test

The picture frustration

study

Sargent test of insight into

human motives

Sentence completion test

Story completion test

Picture frustration test

Sarget test of insight into human motives

Choice or Ordering responses

The Szondi test The picture arrangement test

Szondi

The picture arrangement test

Expressive Technique

Play Technique Role playing Technique

Drawing and Painting

Technique

Play Techniques

Role play

Drawing and Painting Technique

•Should used only when required information cannot obtained by direct method•Should used for exploratory research•Should not used for naively

Advantages•Reliable•Close connection between situation and diagnosis•Less chance of readymade answers•Spontaneous responses•Easy to understand the personality

Disadvantages•Highly trained interviewers •Bias interpreters•Costly method•Time consuming•Few are standard techniques•Respondent may not be the representative of entire population

Submitted by:-Kiran Paul