A Major Difference Between the Big Five and the MMPI-2

question 162

Multiple Choice

A major difference between the Big Five and the MMPI-2 is:

• A) the Big Five is ideally suited for measuring abnormal personality traits.
• B) the Big Five is an idiographic approach, whereas the MMPI-2 takes a nomothetic approach to measuring personality.
• C) the MMPI-2 accounts for states and situational factors, whereas the Big Five does not.
• D) the MMPI-2 can be used to measure abnormal personality traits.

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Definitions:

Push Manufacturing

A production strategy where products are made based on forecasted demand, pushing them through the production process to stock.

Make to Stock

A production strategy where goods are produced based on anticipated demand and stocked for future sales, without specific customer orders.

Push Manufacturing

A production strategy where goods are produced in anticipation of customer demand, based on forecasts, leading to potential stockpiling or inventory costs.

Actual Customer Orders

Purchase requests made by customers for goods or services, representing real demand rather than forecasted sales.