vi CONTENTS (CHAPTER 4 THE T.A.1. PICTURES AS STIMULI Standard Sequence of 10'T.A.T. Cards Typical Themes Elicited by the Standard T.A.T, Sequence Typical Themes Elicted by the Other T.A.T, Cards Sequential Analysis of| the Standard T.A.T. Sequenoe CHAPTER 5 REVIEW OF SCORING APPROACHES FOR THE L.A. CHAPTER 6 THE BELLAK SCORING SYSTEM Otservation-Neat and Obsesvation-Distant Diagnosis The [Bellak T.A.T. Analysis Blank How to Use the T-A. Analysis Blank Scoring Categories (10 Variables) The Summary and Final Report The Short Form ofthe Bellak T.A.T. and C.A,. Blank Case llustrations (CHAPTER 7 SOME CLINICAL AND OTHER SPECIAL PROBLEMS OF THE TAT’ On Diagnostic Groups ‘The Influence of Contemporary Events onthe T-AT. Stories (CHAPTER 8 USE OF THE T.A.T. IN PSYCHOTHERAPY Special Therapeutic Uses of the TAT. The Systematic Use ofthe T.A.T. in Relation tothe Basic Steps of Psychotherapy Use of the T.A.7. in Group Psychotherapy Programs Diagnostic Aspects in Relation to Therapy Some Contraincations to the Use of Psychological Tests (CHAPTER 9 REVIEW OF LITERATURE RELEVANT TO INTERPRETATION OF THE T.A, Stimulus ‘Value of the T.AT, Sample Variables Aggression and Hostility Motivation and Apperception Study of Character and ‘Defenses in the T.A.T. 59.60.61 6672 6 89.90 92 92.94 103 104 106 152 132 164 min 16 189 181 182 184 184 185 188 191 195