Projective Tests
What is a projective test?
a test in which the proctor gives words, images, or situations to analyzes the unconscious expression of personality the test-taker reveals
What is an experiment
a scientific procedure used to make a discovery, test a hypothesis, or demonstrate a known fact
What is observational learning?
the process of learning by watching or observing other's behavior
Are projective tests accurate?
No. they are up to interpretation from the test proctor, so "results" will vary due to unconscious bias.
What is one benefit to performing experiments?
they use scientific processes to accurately and efficiently gather and examine data
Why is observational learning important?
Observational learning provides the quickest and fastest way to learn more by decreasing the cognitive load and using more of the brain in order to retain more information
What are the names of some different projective tests?
Rorschach Test, Thematic Apperception Test, The Draw-A-Person Test, The House-Tree-Person Test
What are some experiments we have learned about?
Stanford Prison Experiment, Pavlov's Dogs, the "Ratboy" Experiment