Write a TAT story, see how it reads
The TAT (Thematic Apperception Test) is one of the psychology tests at the SSB. You see a picture for 30 seconds, then write a story in 4 minutes. Practise the same way here and get feedback on your story.
How it works
- See the picture: 30 seconds to look, just like the real test.
- Write your story: 4 minutes on the clock: what led to this, what the hero does, how it ends.
- Get feedback: How your hero thinks and acts, how the story is built, and what to work on.
- Write your own thoughts. A simple honest idea beats a memorised theme.
- AI analysis has a daily limit, so use it when you are ready to write.
Questions people ask
What is TAT in SSB?
TAT stands for Thematic Apperception Test. It is part of the psychology tests on the second day of the SSB. You are shown 12 pictures, one of them blank, and write a story on each.
How much time do I get for each TAT story?
You see each picture for 30 seconds and then get 4 minutes to write the story.
How should I write a TAT story?
Let the story come from the picture. Keep your hero real and solve the problem with practical steps. Think in three parts: what led to this, what the hero does, and how it ends.
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