James, an interviewer, instructs Lily to respond to his questions with the first thing that comes to her mind. James provides Lily with several stimuli such as words, pictures, and ads. With respect to motivation research, James is using a(n)

A. in-depth interview.
B. projective technique.
C. focus group.
D. association test.
E. predictive test.


Answer: D

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What will be an ideal response?

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