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The authors of your textbook point out several reasons for the low validity of p

The authors of your textbook point out several reasons for the low validity of projective tests. List some of the reasons for their low validity.

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They fail to measure what they are supposed to measure.
Responses are significantly affected by sleepiness, hunger, medication, worry, verbal ability, the clinician’s instructions, the clinician’s own personality, and other events occurring that day.

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