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TAT
abbr.
Thematic Apperception Test

TAT,
abbreviation for tetanus antitoxin.

Thematic Apperception Test [the-mat´ik ap″er-sep´shun]
TAT; a projective test in which the subject tells a story based on each of a series of standard ambiguous pictures, so that his responses reflect a projection of some aspect of his personality and his current psychological preoccupations and conflicts.

TAT
1. tube agglutination test.
2. tetanus antitoxin.

TAT
Infectious disease Tetanus antitoxin, see there Lab medicine Turn-around time, see there Psychology Thematic Apperception Test A projection-type psychological test that evaluates a child's sense of reality and personality traits and gives insight into his fantasies. See Psychological testing.


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We hear: "Ricky loved Becks' tats when he came to his dressing room to wish him luck before fighting Floyd Mayweather in Las Vegas.
Thus, TATs serve a variety of purposes including (a) providing immediate assistance to general educators (Chalfant et al), (b) maintaining students with learning and behavioral difficulties in general education (Graden, Casey, & Christenson, 1985; Nelson, Smith, Taylor, Dodd, & Reavis, 1992), and (c) reducing the total number of special education referrals while increasing the proportion of appropriate referrals (Graden et al).
Our study of outlier TATs, defined as TATs in excess of 70 minutes, showed that only 28% were caused by the analytic phase of the total testing process; most delays occurred in preanalytic steps associated with specimen collection and transport or postanalytic steps involved with reporting the results.
 
 
 
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