Responses of an Aged Population on the Gerontological and Thematic Apperception Tests

Bernard J. Fitzgerald · Richard A. Pasewark · Stephan Fleisher

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Psychological Testing and Assessment Psychometric Methodologies and Testing Aging and Gerontology Research

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Summary GAT and TAT themes of normals with an age range of 59–94 years were analyzed to determine the comparative efficacy of each instrument to elicit themes depicting loss of sexuality, loss of attractiveness, family difficulties, physical limitations, and dependency. In only the area of physical limitations, did the GAT more successfully elicit relevant themes than did the TAT.

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1958Some relationships among projective test, interview, and sociometric measures of dependent behavior.2007Gerontological Apperception Test

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