Projective tests are a type of psychometric test. What is the most widely known test?

	a)	The Rorschach or ink blot test.
	b)	The Blackie test.
	c)	The projective apperception test.
	d)	The thematic apperception test.
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What is the main criticism of projective tests?

	a)	They lack objectivity.
	b)	Quantification of the individual's responses is difficult.
	c)	They operate at a nominal level of measurement.
	d)	All of the above.
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Questionnaires are a valuable source of data. However, what is the main criticism?

	a)	Response bias.
	b)	Lack of respondents.
	c)	Experimenter bias.
	d)	Lack of objectivity.
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Psychometric test are commonly used and based on a strategy devised by...

	a)	Sigmund Freud.
	b)	Alfred Binet.
	c)	Charles Darwin.
	d)	Sir Francis Galton.
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Tests of knowledge typically require the respondent to...

	a)	Provide information.
	b)	Carry out a numerical reasoning task.
	c)	To respond to items in their own time.
	d)	To respond to an item within a specific time frame.
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What are norm-referenced scores?

	a)	Scores that can be interpreted with reference to the behaviour or performance expected from the population under consideration.
	b)	Scores that lie below the average expected from the population under consideration.
	c)	Scores that lie within a normal distribution.
	d)	Cases that require the participant's scores to fall within a required level of competence.
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What is an ideographic approach to testing?

	a)	Tests designed for atypically developing children.
	b)	Test that focus upon the individual respondent in isolation.
	c)	Groups of individuals are tested using the same items.
	d)	Respondents are recruited from within the same geographical area.
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