Quiz 1 Flashcards
Orientation answers what question?
“What is the card angle”
Location answers what question?
“Where was it seen”
Space answers what question?
Is white space used? How?
Object Quality answers what three questions?
1) Are any objects meaningfully related
2) Are all objects in the percept vague
3) Are there two identical objects
R-Obt answers what question?
were steps taken to manage R
What is The SI Space Code
“White Space Integration” Non-linked or background area on card is integrated with inked areas.
What is the SR Space Code?
“White Space Reversal” A Non-linked or background area on the card is a focal percept such that the traditional figure and ground become reversed
What are 3 ways to describe Space Reversal
1) White space stands out as figure and the ink serves as the ground
2) Contours of the boundary between the ink and space define an object in the white space, not in the ink.
3) The white space “snaps into focus.”
What are 3 ways to describe Space Integration
1) Most responses using white space do not entail a reversal of figure and ground.
2) Most common use of space results in an SI code without SR
3) Many other instances when SI is coded without SR is when white space is used as a less important attribute of the prominent figural object that is found in ink (the attributes belong to the inked object).
What is Location
How/ where one focuses their attention
What is the W code for Location
Whole response (The entire inkblot is used in the response).
What is the D code for Location
Common Detail Response (a frequently identified area of the blot). - But not W and no object in a Dd area
What is Dd Code for Location
Unusual Detail Response (An infrequently identified area of the blot). The response uses one or more rarely used detail areas
Why were pulls created for the R-PAS?
The pulling procedure is meant to help limit lengthy protocols.
What should happen if a client gives four responses to a single card?
The examiner should ask him/her to return the card and move on to the next one, reminding them that 2 to 3 responses are enough.
When is the pulling procedure appropriate
Every time, the respondent gives four responses to a single card.
What should happen if the client insists on giving four or more responses?
The examiner should allow this so as not to ruin rapport with the client (the extra responses will not be coded).
What is the hoped range number of responses for the R-PAS?
26 and 40 (even better than 18 and 27)
What is the key prompt for the R-PAS?
“What might this be?”
Why were the Prompt and Pull procedures created?
To ensure that there would be no fewer than 15 responses.
Why are prompts used?
to increase the number of responses.
What happens if the client only offers one response on a card?
The examiner should prompt the respondent, reminding them to give 2 to 3 responses per card.
How many times should prompting occur?
once per card, even if the respondent does not offer a second response.
What is the @ Orientation Code
Response given in the upright position but the card was turned
What is the < Orientation Code
Response given with the card turned 90 degrees to the left
What is the > orientation code
The response given with the card turned 90 degrees to the right
What is the v orientation code
The response given with the card turned upside down
What is the NO Symbol orientation code?
Response given in the upright position and no turning.
What is the code for Prompt
Pr
What is the code for Pull
Pu
What is The W Code for Location
“Whole” (Response uses the entire inkblot).
What is the D code for location
“Common Detail Area” (Response uses one or more frequently used detail areas
What is the Dd Code for Location
“Unusual Detail” (Response uses one or more rarely used detail areas.
When do we prompt
if given only one response
When do we pull?
After four or more responses
What numbers does D location code use?
Numbers 1 to 15
What numbers are used in Dd locations?
Numbers 21 to 35
