Motivation Research: Case Studies
In 1959 Dichter conducted a successive series of projective tests to study FAB detergent.
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In 1959 Dichter conducted a successive series of projective tests to study FAB detergent.
Ernest Dichter, PhD, would set his name in stone as the Father of Motivation Research.
As the inkblot test grew and developed, variations of the core idea formed.
After Hermann Rorschach’s sudden death in 1922, his inkblot test began to take on a life of its own as it traveled around the world.
The Rorschach is a timeless symbol of psychology. The way it works is deceptively simple.
So what’s wrong with projective tests? Here are some of the top critiques.
No matter how much you’ve heard about projective tests, they are not what you think they are.
A hallmark of projective techniques is the relatively ambiguous stimulus used to elicit uninhibited psychological data.
The inception of projective testing provided a springboard for all kinds of innovation and the creation of new testing methods.
Discover how psychologists used general principles and conceptual similarities of projection to establish the sub-discipline of projective...
By tracing the history of the term projection you will better understand how we generate consumer insights backed by behavioral science.
If you think you know what projective tests are, you may only know half the story.