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Chapter 24: Projective Assessment of Adults and Children in South Africa

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Posted in Personality and Projective tests: Conceptual and Practical Applications and tagged assessing adults, assessing children, CAT, cross cultural assessment, culture, DAP, education, ethnicity, KFD, non verbal test, non verbal tests, personality, personality assessment, projective assessment, psychological assessment, psychological assessment in south africa, race, socioeconomic status, TAT, testing in south africa on July 14, 2012 by Sumaya Laher.

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