(Q013) Amy and Carmine went to different psychologists to take a personality test. Amy's psychologist asked her to look at and interpret a series of ambiguous pictures. Carmine's psychologist administered a written test with a series of true-or-false questions regarding his beliefs and feelings. Amy's psychologist used a(n) measure of personality, while Carmine's psychologist used a(n) measure of personality.

projective; self-report                                                            

Explanation:

The projective measure of personality is described as an examination that is commonly used by many psychologists and consists of enigmatic pictures, ambiguous stimuli, and notably inkblots in order to give rise to various responses that can often lead to revealing facets of participant's personality through projection of behavior, internal attitudes, and traits patterns related to the external stimuli.

A self-report measure of personality is described as a measure in which the participants or respondents are being asked to report specifically on their own intentions, behaviors, attitudes, and beliefs.