An example of a personality test that employed empirical criterion keying in its development is the
A) 16 PF.
B) NEO-PI-R.
C) Rorschach.
D) MMPI.

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The MMPI (Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory) is the personality test that employs empirical criterion keying in its development. This means that the questions included in the test are based on the responses of individuals with known psychological conditions, allowing for a more accurate prediction of an individual's personality traits and potential psychological problems. The other three options do not use empirical criterion keying in their development.

An Example of a Personality Test That Employed Empirical Criterion