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As a book category, "Projective tests" covers works about psychological assessment techniques that infer personality, emotions, and unconscious processes from ambiguous stimuli—examples include the Rorschach, Thematic Apperception Test, sentence-completion tests, and drawing tasks. Such books typically address theory and history, test development, administration and standardized scoring systems, clinical interpretation, case studies, research on reliability and validity, and ethical, cultural, and forensic considerations. Titles range from practitioner manuals and textbooks to research monographs and critical reviews, aimed at clinicians, trainees, and researchers interested in personality assessment, psychodynamic formulation, and the contested methodological debates surrounding the use and contemporary relevance of projective methods.

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