The following are all examples of projective techniques except
A)picture interpretation.
B)direct observation.
C)role playing.
D)third-person techniques.
E)word association.

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All of the other options (A, C, D, E) are projective techniques because they involve the participant projecting their thoughts, feelings, or attitudes onto various stimuli. Direct observation, on the other hand, involves simply watching and recording behavior without any stimuli or projection involved. Therefore, direct observation is not a projective technique.

The Following Are All Examples of Projective Techniques Except