Question 1
One of Raymond Cattell's 16 personality factors is
apprehension. Which endpoints of a personality continuum would be used to describe this personality dimension?
◦ grounded, practical, solution-oriented / abstract, imaginative, absentminded
◦ self-assured, secure, confident / self-doubting, worried, insecure
◦ serious, restrained / animated, spontaneous
◦ self-sufficient, resourceful, solitary / group-oriented, follower, dependent
Question 2
Otto completed the Rorschach test as part of his psychology laboratory section. He described one inkblot as being "full of fury . . . I see a clenched fist in the upper-left corner . . . and there's a blurry image of a scowling troll, beating a unicorn with a candy cane." In order to interpret Otto's responses, what is the test administrator likely to do?
◦ Rely solely on her clinical judgment to render a diagnosis based on these responses to this one inkblot
◦ Compare Otto's responses to the inkblot with his responses to at least four self-report inventories of personality
◦ Use a scoring system based on the frequency of similar responses and themes generated by others from the general population who took this test.
◦ Ask Otto to redraw the inkblot, clarifying where the specific images are and adding any other elements he thinks are relevant to the stimulus
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