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29 Cards in this Set

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Aerophobia
Air
Ailurophobia
Cats
Apiphobia, melissophobia
Bees
Arachnophobia
Spiders
Belonephobia
Needles
Claustrophobia
Enclosed spaces
Coitophobia, cypridophobia
Sexual intercourse
Cynophobia
Dogs
Emetophobia
Vomiting
Entomophobia
Insects
Gamophobia
Marriage
Gynophobia
Women
Hodophobia
Traveling
Hypnophobia
Sleep
Necrophobia
Corpses
Nyctophobia, scotophobia
Darkness
Ophidiophobia
Snakes
Phagophobia
Eating
Pharmacophobia
Drugs
Photophobia
Light
Thanatophobia
Death
Zoophobia
Animals
Objective Personality Tests
Consist of "objective" questions, true-false, forced-choice statements
Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory
Most widely used. Designed to measure psychopathology, but contains additional scales to measure personality traits. Over 500 self-report, true or false questions.
Myers-Briggs Trait Inventory
Useful for personality in the normal range and particularly helpful for career counseling
Projective Personality Tests
Patient must interpret or "project" meaning onto abstract or ambiguous pictures, or create own pictures.
Rorschach
Most widely known. Patient is asked to say what a series of ink blots looks like; particularly useful for detecting the types of disordered thought patterns seen in schizophrenia.
Thematic Apperception Test (TAT)
Patient is asked to tell stories from pictures of people in ambiguous situations. Provides information about themes in a person's life, particularly interpersonal ones.
Draw-a-Person
Patient is asked to draw a person and various aspects of the drawing are interpreted by the clinician.