Which type of list control is typically used to allow multiple selections in Pega?

In Pega, the checkbox control is used for allowing multiple selections within a list. Checkboxes allow users to select more than one option simultaneously, making them ideal for scenarios where multiple answers or choices are needed. This flexibility supports a variety of user interactions, such as selecting several items from a list of options without restriction.

The other options serve different purposes. Radio buttons allow for a single selection among several options, dropdowns generally provide a single selection from a list that is presented when clicked, and autocomplete fields are designed for typing and selecting a single option that matches the input. Each of these controls is meant for specific user interactions where multiple selections are not the intended use, highlighting how checkboxes are the suited choice for multiple item selection scenarios in Pega applications.