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Projective techniques is one tool that makes it possible to uncover the motives, values​​, emotional state, and the needs expressed in a difficult situation in a manner reasonable individual personality through the objects projecting outside the individual.

This test is an assessment technique that seeks to learn the personality through the use of stimulus, task, or situation that is relatively unstructured, because this test allows one to "project" motivation in itself for a given assay. In addition to creating the image, projective tests also include storytelling, sentence completion and word association.

The advantage can dig deeper and analyze aspects that can not be revealed in the reports themselves, can bring an understanding for further research. but have problems of reliability and validity. An example of this is projective tests: Draw-A-Person, Inkblot Rorsachach; Thematic Apperception Test (TAT). Muhlisin (12410132)