jillio
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My guess is that you were attacked by a bear within the past week or so, but then you were saved when a butterfly distracted it. Was I right?
Interesting. What if your response is always "Oh, that looks like the face of that one comic book character!" or "Um, it looks like (symmetrical?) splotch-y abstract art?"
That would be an indication that the individual is attempting to manipulate results or that they are developmentally delayed.
Like splotch-y abstract art? Also, does a trained professional need to know whether the person they're analysing has been told what the "normal" response is or not? Seems like it'd be a bit too easy to "fake" a response unconsciously after having previously heard what the "normal" response was.
That is just it. This is a projective test. Results are individual. There are guidelines, but each test is interpreted on an individual basis. Very difficult to "fake" responses.