TAT Thematic Apperception Test, the full English name is Thematic Apperception Test, is a projective personal test invented by American psychologist Henry Murray in 1935.
TAT inspires test subjects to project their inner fantasies and mental activities through sketch images, and inadvertently becomes an X-ray showing the test subject’s heart and self.
At present, TAT is also one of the more commonly used test scales in psychological counseling and psychotherapy work, playing an important supporting role in identification and diagnosis.
The following test is an inner X-ray test based on the principle of TAT. Please answer the questions based on your first impression.
