One Difficulty That Early Researchers Encountered in Identifying the Good

question 72

Multiple Choice

One difficulty that early researchers encountered in identifying the good judge of personality was that

• A) a good judge in one context was not always a good judge in other contexts.
• B) clinical psychologists dismissed the findings, claiming that good judgment of others required extensive training.
• C) no one could measure personality objectively in the first place.
• D) researchers did not have the statistical tools to study accuracy.

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