When Aimee looks at some modern artwork at the museum, she often thinks she sees human figures or faces and likes to make up stories about them. When she tells the stories to her friend, her friend says that the stories reflect Aimee's unconscious thoughts. In psychological terms, what Aimee does is most similar to __________.
A. classical conditioning
B. a projective test
C. behavior sampling
D. an objective test
Answer: B
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a. there is only one sampling distribution of z (the normal distribution) for all N, while there are many sampling distributions for t, depending on sample size. b. the sampling distribution of z is more narrow, except when N equals infinity. c. the means of the two distributions are different d. all of these e. a and b
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participants were (a) members of a gun club (b) shoppers in a mall (c) people watching TV at home (d) all people who owned stun-guns