Hans Eysenck's Theory of Personality Is Most Similar to Which

question 55

Multiple Choice

Hans Eysenck's theory of personality is most similar to which of the following approaches to personality?

• A)Raymond Cattell's 16-factor theory
• B)Big Five personality theories
• C)Carl Rogers' humanistic theory
• D)Albert Bandura's social learning theory

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Definitions:

Rigid

Characterized by inflexibility or strictness in structures, systems, or attitudes, potentially hindering adaptability or progress.

Genuine

refers to being truly what something is said to be; authentic and sincere in one's actions, intentions, or character.

Manipulative

Involving the skillful handling or controlling of situations or people to achieve one's own goals, often in a manner considered deceitful or unfair.

Vocalics

The nonverbal aspects of the voice, including pitch, rate, and volume.