Sentence examples for utility as a projective from inspiring English sources

And the study concludes: Food hedonics, whether it be snack food, fruit or ice cream, has potential utility as a projective test for psychiatric illness as well as personality typing in subjects without pathology.

The Rorschach came to be known as a projective technique -- the subject projects his or her anxieties and desires onto ambiguous images -- and it was soon joined by the Thematic Apperception Test (T.A.T).

Thus, food preference could theoretically be used as a projective personality test.

With the introduction of Ω, the projected figure corresponds to a theorem discovered by Menelaus of Alexandria in the 1st century ad C′D′/D′A′ = C′E′/E′B′ ∙ ΩB′/ΩA′.Since the factor ΩB′/ΩA′ corrects for the projective distortion in lengths, Menelaus's theorem can be seen as a projective variant of the proportional segments theorem.

It wasn't until 1939 that the test was used as a projective test of personality.

A quantum sample space $\SC$ is always a projective decomposition of the identity operator $I$, hereafter referred to as a "projective decomposition" (or "decomposition"), on the quantum Hilbert space $\HC$ used to model the situation of interest.

The verb tietää functions as an epistemic marker and as a projective fragment in our data.

Our study adds to evidence that technology can serve as a projective device for peoples' values and psychological issues.

According to Theron et al. (24), one can explore the experiences of people regarding a specific phenomenon using picture drawing as a projective technique in such a way that conscious and unconscious issues arise.

As mentioned above, a projective geometry \ \Pi\) may be defined as an equivalence class of affine geometries, that is, an equivalence class of projectively related affine connections [\ \Gamma\)].

A photograph of Rodin's "The Thinker" primed a learning goal, and a photograph of a racer primed a performance goal, as measured by a projective test.