TAT theme awareness test, how deep is your subconscious mind hidden?

TAT Experiment: Thematic Apperception Test (TAT), a projection method personal test, was invented by American psychologist Henry Murray in 1935. It can be used to understand the subject’s psychological needs, contradictions and inner emotions. TAT stimulates the tester to project inner fantasy and mental activities through sketching images, and inadvertently becomes an X-ray that presents the tester’s inner and self. The complete set of TAT theme quizzes includes 30 black and white pictures with ambiguous content and a blank card. When practical, the tester selected 20 pictures from the actual 30 black and white pictures according to the age and gender of the subject, and let the subjects freely state the stories represented by the pictures based on the pictures. In the TAT theme sensation test, there is no restriction on the content of the story compiled by the subject, but it can be prompted in advance that the subject’s story must involve four aspects: graphic situation, meaning, background, evolution and personal feelings. The analysis of the stories compiled by the subjects is centered on the themes involved in each story, which is assumed to reflect the individual’s deep needs, desires, contradictions, fears and other states. The purpose of this test is to naturally bet on the subject’s inner emotions into the story through the free statement of the subject, so as to find out the relationship between personal life experience, consciousness, subconsciousness and their current psychological state. This psychological test is an internal X-ray test conducted using the principle of TAT. Please answer the questions based on your first feeling.