When a psychologist asks a question because he or she wants to know the answer, the question elicits ________ data. When a psychologist asks a question because he or she wants to see how the individual will respond to that stimulus, the test elicits ________ data.

A) B; I
B) S; I
C) S; B
D) laboratory B; natural B

Natural B Data

An observational data type in personality psychology involving the collection of data from natural, real-world settings, as opposed to controlled laboratory conditions or self-reported questionnaires.

S Data

Self-reported data gathered from an individual's assessment of their own behaviors, thoughts, and feelings, typically through questionnaires or interviews.

I Data

This term does not correspond to a widely recognized concept or definition in academic or professional contexts; possibly invalid or too vague.