A researcher assessing participants self-concept by having them respond to the question 'who am I?' is using what popular method to measure the self-concept?

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The Twenty Statements Test (TST) is a popular method for assessing self-concept. Participants are asked to complete 20 prompts beginning with the phrase "I am..." which provides insights into how they perceive themselves. This test is commonly used in psychology and social science research. The other options, Identity Inventory and Self-concept Inventory, are plausible but are not as established or well-known as the Twenty Statements Test. The Rorschach Inkblot Test is not used to measure self-concept, but rather to assess personality and psychological functioning.

A Researcher Assessing Participants Self-Concept by Having Them Respond to the Question