Examples of using Projective techniques in English and their translations into Romanian
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The Journal of Projective Techniques.
Content analysis in psychodiagnostics is a tool in the standardization of various projective techniques.
The most important projective techniques are.
Some of the projective techniques have proven their utility over time in diagnosing the risk….
Keywords: projection, expression,creation, projective techniques, personality.
They include tests, projective techniques, questionnaires, psycho-physiological methods.
It is advisable that both for suicidal risk and for aggressiveness,the results from TAT should be corroborated with results from other projective techniques.
Interactive games and/ or projective techniques can support this decision.
One cannot make a prediction on the occurrence of all types of psychiatric emergencies, butat least for suicidal/ autolytic risk and for paroxysmal discharge of aggressive energy. some of the projective techniques provide decisive information.
It is desirable to use a battery of projective techniques for at least three reasons.
Some of the projective techniques have proven their utility over time in diagnosing the risk of psychiatric emergencies.
The first methods include tests,various questionnaires, projective techniques, psycho-physiological methods.
However, given that projective techniques are better coded, simulation possibilities are limited(they are described for each test presented here).
Content analysis in psychodiagnostics serves as an auxiliary means of processing the accepted empirical data acquired through the use of projective techniques, questionnaires, non-standardized interviews, questionnaires.
The fact that some of projective techniques provide such information is due to clearly superior coding as compared to other concurring diagnostic tools, which reduces considerably the risk of simulation.
If, for time reasons, there is impossible to apply several projective techniques, the most relevant test to the respective case will be chosen.
Even if projective techniques do not allow a very precise prognosis of the moment a situation/ disorder that constitutes a psychiatric emergency appears, some of these techniques provide very important information on the risk of such emergencies.
It also presents the concept of personality investigated by projective techniques, using expression and its makers, but also creation as a bridge between projection and expression.
Qualitative research investigates the attitudes, reasons and behaviors and is based on both direct(structured, semi-structured or unstructured) communication techniques, and indirect techniques, commonly known as projective techniques.
Regarding the prognosis of the risk of triggering a psychotic episode,the exclusive use of projective techniques is counterproductive because some atypical responses may be considered psychotic, which is totally wrong.
Qualitative Methods(mostly used for exploratory purposes) Questioning Methods:(1) Direct questioning- examples include focus groups,in-depth interviews, and projective techniques,(2) Indirect questioning- examples include projective methods, creative or forecasting methods.
Roerich- member of the American Association for the Study of Mental Imagery(New York), introduced this projective technique of mental imagery in 2002.
TAT is a projective technique that aims to assess patterns of thinking, attitudes toward self and others, the subject's emotional responses, defences, his/her needs and response patterns(including the level of aggressiveness) to a softly structured material.
