Unlike the MMPI, a "projective" personality test such as the Rorschach Inkblots

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The Rorschach Inkblots have deliberately vague instructions, asking the test taker to describe what they see in the inkblot without providing specific guidelines or options. This allows for greater interpretation and subjectivity in the responses, which is a key feature of a projective test. The MMPI, on the other hand, has very specific questions with clear answer options.

Unlike the MMPI, a "Projective" Personality Test Such as the Rorschach