If empirical quantitative measurements were being used, it is most likely that the theory being applied was:
A) Freudian theory.
B) Jungian theory.
C) neo-Freudian theory.
D) trait theory.

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Trait theory is characterized by the use of empirical quantitative measurements to identify and categorize personality traits. Freudian, Jungian, and neo-Freudian theories are more focused on unconscious processes, archetypes, and psychodynamics, respectively, and do not typically rely on empirical measurements.

If Empirical Quantitative Measurements Were Being Used, It Is Most