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    This document provides information about commonly used projective tests for a presentation. It lists pictorial techniques like the Thematic Apperception Test (TAT) and Children's Apperception Test (CAT). It also mentions projective puppet play, verbal techniques, autobiographical memories, performance techniques like the House-Tree-Person test, and color tests. The presentation will describe the nature, administration, scoring, and interpretation of selected projective tests and include a demonstration of administering one technique. It is a pre-recorded 20-40 minute presentation by multiple presenters.

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    This document provides information about commonly used projective tests for a presentation. It lists pictorial techniques like the Thematic Apperception Test (TAT) and Children's Apperception Test (CAT). It also mentions projective puppet play, verbal techniques, autobiographical memories, performance techniques like the House-Tree-Person test, and color tests. The presentation will describe the nature, administration, scoring, and interpretation of selected projective tests and include a demonstration of administering one technique. It is a pre-recorded 20-40 minute presentation by multiple presenters.

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    This document provides information about commonly used projective tests for a presentation. It lists pictorial techniques like the Thematic Apperception Test (TAT) and Children's Apperception Test (CAT). It also mentions projective puppet play, verbal techniques, autobiographical memories, performance techniques like the House-Tree-Person test, and color tests. The presentation will describe the nature, administration, scoring, and interpretation of selected projective tests and include a demonstration of administering one technique. It is a pre-recorded 20-40 minute presentation by multiple presenters.

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    Commonly used projective tests

    - Pictorial Techniques: (Motivation to Achieve [MAT])


    Thematic Apperception Test (TAT), Philippine Thematic Apperception Test (PTAT)Children’s Demie Laine Baluis
    Apperception Test (CAT) ***Choose TATand CAT only Myra Kanessa Oliveros
    Patricia Rhed Obedoza
    - Projective Puppet Play Elijah Mae Pelayo
    Elton Baranaskas
    - Verbal Techniques: Word Association and Sentence Completion Syndell Palle
    Miguel Dumadag
    - Autobiographical Memories April Mae Quibranza
    - Performance Techniques:

    Human Figure Drawing (HFD) John Renzo Sebellino


    Draw-A-Person (DAP), Regine Abad
    House-Tree-Person (HTP) Jenn Kyle Nicole Abril

    Family Kinetic Drawing (FKDT) Karen Kane Bardos


    Dolly Joy Ronquillo
    Ebbeth Joy Bercero
    - Color Tests (Luscher Color Test) Carmel Joy Seterra
    Claudine Kay Juanitez
    - Orientation on the Inkblot techniques (Rorschach, Holtzman) Cherry Mae Pasawa
    Other projective techniques worth exploring:
    Angel Macaraya
    Dermatoglyphics

    Music Projective Technique Love Joy Martin


    Graphology/Handwriting Analysis Yedda Marie Ortiz

    Kristel Mae Palabao


    Arrangement/Selection: Szondi Test Regine Abad

    Basic Contents of your presentation (This is pre-recorded; 20-40minutes):

    Describe the nature, functions and uses, strengths and limitations, of each test. Include relevant researches.

    Describe how each test is administered, scored, and interpreted

    *Include a demonstration on how to administer the projective technique

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