Raymond Cattell Argued That in Their Efforts to Understanding the Basic

question 61

Multiple Choice

Raymond Cattell argued that in their efforts to understanding the basic structure of personality, psychologists should

• A) begin with a theory about the basic structure of personality.
• B) examine personality characteristics shared by everyone as well as those found in only a few people.
• C) allow empirical data analyses to describe the basic structure of personality to us.
• D) examine only one type of personality data.

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Price

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