The "Goldilocks Zone" of Personality Measurement Refers to

question 66

Multiple Choice

The "Goldilocks zone" of personality measurement refers to

• A)the best level of trait measurement where we can make the most accurate predictions of behaviour.
• B)one's score on a personality questionnaire falling in the ideal range for mental health.
• C)a normal bell curve distribution resulting from trait measurement.
• D)the point of measurement where all personality traits converge.

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