Correct option is B
Word association and sentence completion tests are verbal (non-pictorial) projective techniques — they rely on words, not images. Figure drawing and the Thematic Apperception Test (TAT) both use pictures/drawings as stimuli or output, making them pictorial projective techniques.
Information Booster:
1. Projective techniques reveal unconscious thoughts/feelings via ambiguous stimuli.
2. TAT uses ambiguous picture cards; the person tells a story about them.
3. Figure drawing tests (e.g., Draw-A-Person) analyze the drawing itself.
4. Word association and sentence completion rely purely on verbal responses.