In terms of projective techniques of data collection, a stimuli is
a. generally very concise and well defined.
b. most often ambiguous in nature.
c. always verbal in nature.
d. always visual in nature.
e. always auditory in nature.
Question 2
The basic assumption underlying projective methods is
a. that the subject's organization of unstructured stimuli is indicative of his or her perceptions and reactions.
b. that the subject's organization of structured stimuli is indicative of his or her perceptions and reactions.
c. that the subject's perceptions of social stimuli influence his or her reactions.
d. that the subject's organization of stimuli depends on the nature of the stimuli.
e. subjects are unable to organize verbal stimuli.
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