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Preferred term
subjective methods
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- Introduction The term subjective methods refers to a series of methods aimed to assess the psychological structure, content, and processes of individuals' subjective views, or personal meanings, about themselves and the world. These methods have been created and used by researchers more interested in the personal constructions of subjects than in classifying or locating them along theoretically pre-established dimensions or constructs (e.g. [Source: Encyclopedia of Psychological Assessment; Subjective Methods]
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