Populars
There are 13 responses that occur with a
very high frequency (at least in one of
every three protocols of the normative
sample). They are identified as popular (P)
responses.
The listing of popular responses is shown in
the table, with the criterion for each
and the location requirement.
In instances when the response is
not exactly like the true popular, like when the
content has been altered slightly, or the
location used was not coincided exactly. These are not
coded P.
When popular response occurs, the coding P
is entered after the coding for the content
of the response.
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Popular Responses Table |
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Bat or Butterfly
Animal, specifically identified
as bear, dog, elephant, or lamb. 
Human figure or its
representations such as doll, caricatures, etc.
Human or human like figure such
as giant, monster, science fiction creature, etc.
Bat or
Butterfly.
Animal skin, hide, rug, or pelt.
Human head
or face, specifically identified as female,
child, or Indian, or with gender not identified. D5 is usually
identified as the upper part like hair, feather,
etc.
Whole animal figure usually of
the canine, feline, or rodent varieties.
Human or human like (witch,
giant, sci-fi, etc.)
Crab or
Spider