Projective Techniques, as Distinguished from Other Personality Instruments, Have Usually

question 8

Multiple Choice

Projective techniques, as distinguished from other personality instruments, have usually been designed to measure the:​

• A)​level of aggression in terms of psychodynamic theory.
• B)​more typical and superficial aspects of personality.
• C)​​client's level of repression and hostility.
• D)​covert and underlying aspects of personality.

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