Children's Apperception Test, Australia, 1950

Made:
1950 in Australia
Children's Apperception Test; devised by Leopold Bellak in 1950 Children's Apperception Test; devised by Leopold Bellak in 1950

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Children's Apperception Test; devised by Leopold Bellak in 1950
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Children's Apperception Test; devised by Leopold Bellak in 1950
Science Museum Group Collection
© The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum

Children's Apperception Test; devised by Leopold Bellak in 1950 and published by the Australian Council for Educational Research; includes analysis blank, ten 8"x10" cards and manual; used at the Institute of Education, University of Liverpool, c.1960-1990.

This Children’s Apperception Test (C.A.T) features images of animals in human situations. The child’s responses to them were analysed. Responses included whether they identified heroes or villains or highlighted situations of conflict and punishment. They revealed the child’s unconscious fantasies. Dr Leopold Bellak (1917-2000) devised the test in 1950. It was published by the Australian Council for Educational Research. It was used at the Institute of Education, University of Liverpool.

Details

Category:
Psychology, Psychiatry & Anthropometry
Object Number:
2000-601
Materials:
paper
Measurements:
overall: 2 mm x 220 mm x 300 cm, .76kg
type:
psychological test
credit:
Faber, Diana