“…IN recent years, a number of important explorations of the use of projective measures in the survey interview setting (Campbell, 19S0;Douvan & Walker, 1956;Lansing & Heyns, 1959;Maccoby & Maccoby, 1954;Sanford, 1950;Sanford & Roscnstock, 1952;Scott, 1956;Tompkins & Miner, 1958) have foreshadowed an inevitable direction of future research in social psychology: the common use in survey studies of assessment techniques developed in experimental and clinical studies of personality dynamics. This trend can be expected to promote a more meaningful integration than now exists of the societal data continually amassed in surveys of broad populations and the research findings accumulated in the clinics and laboratories of personality research.…”