2017
DOI: 10.29149/mtr.v2i1.4298
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Técnicas projetivas: aplicações, limitações e potenciais para o uso em pesquisas em turismo

Abstract: João Luiz Passador (jlpassador@usp.br) Doutor em Administração, Universidade de São Paulo, Ribeirão Preto -SP RESUMOO presente artigo descreve o grupo de técnicas de pesquisa denominadas projetivas como instrumento metodológico útil às pesquisas em Turismo. Essas técnicas envolvem o uso de estímulos que permitem aos participantes projetar suas crenças subjetivas ou profundas em outras pessoas ou objetos. Quando se opta pelo desenvolvimento de uma pesquisa, conforme a informação que se deseja obter, existem div… Show more

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“…Soley (2010), De Lima et al (2017), Campos et al (2020) and Spry and Pich (2021) suggest that practitioners learn projective techniques on the job rather than in the classroom. Moreover, there are limited guides to support practitioners and researchers unfamiliar with this method on how to use projective techniques.…”
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“…Soley (2010), De Lima et al (2017), Campos et al (2020) and Spry and Pich (2021) suggest that practitioners learn projective techniques on the job rather than in the classroom. Moreover, there are limited guides to support practitioners and researchers unfamiliar with this method on how to use projective techniques.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Despite these criticisms, projective techniques have become a popular method in qualitative and quantitative research (Campos et al, 2020; De Lima et al, 2017; Spry & Pich, 2021). Nonetheless, many questions remain (Table 3), for instance, Nossiter and Biberman (1990), Oswick and Montgomery (1999), Davies and Chun (2003), Helkulla & Philstrom (2010) and Noble et al (2013) demonstrate the utility of metaphor-based projective techniques to explore brand identity, customer experience and information technology.…”
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