emotimapping
n.— «Over 60 young people aged 7�19 from the two areas used an innovative research technique called �emotimapping� to tell the county council how they feel about the area in which they live. They went out �on location� to film and interview one another talking about these places and what they thought could be done to improve them.» —“Getting more young people involved in their communities” Media Newswire Apr. 4, 2007. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
Further reading
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