One of the Major Difficulties Experienced with Projective Methods Arises

question 18

Multiple Choice

One of the major difficulties experienced with projective methods arises:

• A) In the interpretation of the replies.
• B) When trying to secure the respondent's cooperation.
• C) In the lack of experience of the respondents with these techniques.
• D) In the distorted frame of reference of the interviewers.
• E) There are no problems with projective methods.

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