Test - Psychopathology

Projective Tests

Require clients to interpret vague or ambiguous stimuli to project unconscious drives and feelings.

Rorschach Test

Uses symmetrical inkblots to identify images, themes, and viewing styles corresponding to psychological conditions.

Thematic Apperception Test (TAT)

Uses black-and-white pictures of ambiguous situations; clients create stories reflecting their own circumstances, needs, and emotions.

Sentence-Completion Test

Uses unfinished prompts to identify topics for clinical exploration.

Drawings

Involves clients drawing human figures or objects to express hidden thoughts or feelings.

Personality Inventories

Standardized questionnaires designed to assess broad personal traits, behavioral patterns, and psychological characteristics.

Response Inventories

Tests that focus on specific areas of functioning, such as affect, social skills, or cognitive responses.

Psychophysiological Tests

Measures that record physiological responses as indicators of psychological dynamics like anxiety.

Neuroimaging and Neuropsychological Tests

Tools used to assess brain structure, brain activity, or cognitive impairment from neurological damage.

Intelligence Tests

Standardized measures to assess a person's intellectual capabilities and cognitive functions.