Proponents of projective tests like the MMPI assert that the tests have the advantage that they are transparent to respondents and it is difficult for people to engage in intentional deception.

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Proponents of projective tests claim that they can reveal unconscious thoughts and emotions, but they do not claim transparency or immunity to intentional deception by respondents. In fact, projective tests are subject to the same limitations as other forms of psychological assessment in terms of the potential for response biases and intentional distortion by test-takers.

Proponents of Projective Tests Like the MMPI Assert That the Tests