Research Programme
Active Research Areas
Stimulus Equivalence and Digital Reproduction
Examining whether digitised projective stimuli maintain perceptual and psychological fidelity to physical originals. Conducted in partnership with J. B. Fowler, Precision Stimuli and validated against standards established by the Perceptual Analytics Group (PAG-PAS-001).
Construct Stability Across Populations
Investigating the stability of projective constructs when measured across different demographic populations and cultural contexts. This programme was paused during the 2024 institutional review and resumed in early 2025 under revised protocols.
Archival Preservation Standards
Developing best practices for long-term preservation of projective assessment materials, including climate control specifications, handling protocols, and condition monitoring schedules.
Ethical Frameworks for Projective Assessment
Advancing the ethical governance of assessment instrument design and deployment. Current focus: transparency standards for construct documentation and the role of independent certification in maintaining assessment integrity.
Cross-Cultural Response Patterns
Comparing projective response distributions across cultural and linguistic contexts, building on the foundational cross-population variance research conducted by Prof. Richard S. Taneja.
Recent Investigations
| Investigation | Lead | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Semantic Categorisation Across Response Latency Tiers | Dr. M. Keller | Active |
| Boundary Dissolution in Non-Clinical Populations | Dr. J. Roth | Paused (resumed 2025) |
| Stimulus Authentication Standards for Digital Archives | Dr. C. March | Active |
| Cross-Population Variance in Projective Assessment | — | Under Institutional Review |
| Perceptual Equivalence in Digital Reproduction | Dr. H. Sorensen | Paused (resumed 2025) |