Projective techniques are basically used to measure_________________________?
Correct answer: B. Personality
- A. Intelligence
- B. Personality
- C. Knowledge
- D. Aptitude
Explanation
Projective techniques use ambiguous stimuli, such as inkblots or incomplete sentences, to elicit responses reflecting underlying personality characteristics. They are not primarily tests of intelligence, knowledge, or aptitude.
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