Probably the most effective way to study honesty among children in middle schools would be to use
a. an attitude scale asking the children's attitudes toward honesty in school.
b. self-report inventories asking middle school children whether they are honest in school.
c. a situational test in which children have the opportunity to be dishonest.
d. ratings by teachers on the extent that middle school children are honest in school situations.
Question 2
The basic assumption of the projective technique is that the responses a subject makes to the stimulus materials depend upon the
a. subject's personality structure.
b. structure of the stimulus presented.
c. subject's self-insight and willingness to give honest answers.
d. subject's prior experiences with the stimulus materials.
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