A Commonly Used Instrument to Measure a Person's Need for Power

question 22

Multiple Choice

A commonly used instrument to measure a person's need for power and affiliation is the:

• A) Rorschach
• B) Thematic Apperception Test
• C) Employee Personality Inventory
• D) Wonderlic Personnel Inventory

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