Projective Test

Unlike typical "right or wrong" assessments, projective tests present ambiguous stimuli like inkblots, pictures, or incomplete sentences. You, the test-taker, project your inner thoughts, feelings, and motivations onto these, revealing unconscious aspects of your personality.

here's a whole family of them, each offering a unique window into the psyche. Some popular examples include Rorschach Inkblot Test, Thematic Apperception Test (TAT), and Draw-a-Person Test.

They're valuable tools, but not perfect. Interpretation requires expertise and training, and results can be subjective and influenced by the tester's own biases.