Which of the Following Describes a Key Methodological Difference Between

question 78

Multiple Choice

Which of the following describes a key methodological difference between psychoanalytic psychologists and personality psychologists?

• A) Personality psychologists rely on anecdotes or personal experiences, whereas psychoanalysts rely on the scientific method.
• B) Psychoanalysts rely on anecdotes or personal experiences, whereas personality psychologists rely on the scientific method.
• C) Personality psychologists rely on introspective methods for data collection, whereas psychoanalysts rely on outward experiences.
• D) Psychoanalysts rely on introspective methods for data collection, whereas personality psychologists rely on outward experiences.

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