Projective techniques, as a group, differ from most other personality measures in their use of
A) situational tests.
B) trait assessment.
C) structured stimuli
D) unstructured stimuli.
E) theories of personality.

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Projective techniques use unstructured stimuli, meaning that they rely on ambiguous or open-ended stimuli (such as inkblots or pictures) in order to elicit subjective responses from the participant. This is different from structured stimuli, which have a more objective and clear meaning.

Projective Techniques, as a Group, Differ from Most Other Personality