One of the disadvantages of projective tests is that they:
A) take a long time to administer
B) have to be made up by the psychologist in advance
C) tend to be low in reliability and validity
D) are rarely used by clinical psychologists

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Projective tests tend to be low in reliability and validity due to their subjective nature, and the results can be influenced by various factors such as the patient's mood, interpretation of the stimuli, and the examiner's own biases. This limits their usefulness in making reliable clinical assessments or diagnoses. The other options (A, B, and D) are not necessarily disadvantages of projective tests.

One of the Disadvantages of Projective Tests Is That They