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Projective mapping – a powerful research tool

Define have used projective mapping techniques in a number of projects.  We found them particularly useful when segmenting Parent:Child relationships in our work for the DfES; and critical to the integrity of the data collection in our studies of motivations and barriers to participate in Youth Crime for the Home…

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Date: 11 January, 2011

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