Expertise judiciaire : test projectif

Further validation of computer-assessed response time to emotionally evocative stimuli.

Tyron WW, Mulloy JM

J Pers Assess . 1993;61 (2) :231-6

📅 01/10/1993 PMID : 16370819 DOI : 10.1207/s15327752jpa6102_3

Résumé

Response time (RT) to stimuli from word association test items to Rorschach cards has long been held to be clinically important; especially when unusually long. Recently, Temple and Geisinger (1990) reported longer RT to personality test items previously rated evocative than to other items rated neutral. Our research replicated both Temple and Geisinger's (1990) methods and findings on 23 college students. Subsequent analyses revealed that this effect was found in 78% of all subjects at MMPI-2 item length. Implications for augmenting test validity are discussed.