Asked by Autumn DeHarde on Feb 29, 2024

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Howard's psychologist asks him to take a personality test. The test consists of a series of standardized multiple-choice items. The test also includes a section where Howard is asked to rate himself on a series of scales. It is most likely that this is a(n) :

A) projective test.
B) objective test.
C) Rorschach test.
D) humanist test.

Objective Test

A form of assessment with questions that have a single correct answer, minimizing subjective judgment in scoring.

Personality Test

An assessment used to evaluate or measure a person's character or traits.

  • Assess the empirical data on the efficacy of personality evaluations, including the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator.
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Tristan SmithFeb 29, 2024
Final Answer :
B
Explanation :
The use of multiple-choice items and standardized scales indicate that this is an objective test, which is designed to measure specific traits or personality characteristics in a standardized and quantitative manner. Projective tests, on the other hand, use ambiguous stimuli to elicit personality traits, while the Rorschach test is a specific type of projective test that uses inkblots. There is no such thing as a "humanist test."