The Split-Ballot Technique Is

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Multiple Choice

The split-ballot technique is

• A)the practice of using two different versions of a question, one for each half of the sample.
• B)also known as a double-barreled question.
• C)a random method of choosing respondents
• D)the practice of averaging scale values.
• E)none of the above.

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Definitions:

Sigmund Freud's Approach

Centers on psychoanalytic theories which argue that unconscious drives and experiences from childhood are pivotal in shaping an individual's personality and behaviors.

Alfred Adler's Approach

Emphasizes the importance of feelings of inferiority and the striving for superiority as driving forces in human behavior and personality development.

Sexual Development

The process by which individuals reach sexual maturity and develop the physical and emotional characteristics associated with adulthood.

Freud

An Austrian neurologist named Sigmund Freud, who established the practice of psychoanalysis, aimed at curing mental disorders through conversations between a psychoanalyst and their patient.