In Addition to a Sixth Factor, One Other Way That

question 84

Multiple Choice

In addition to a sixth factor, one other way that the HEXACO model differs from the five-factor model is

• A)its inclusion of anger under agreeableness rather than extraversion.
• B)its inclusion of anger under emotional stability rather than agreeableness.
• C)its inclusion of anger under emotional stability rather than extraversion.
• D)its inclusion of anger under agreeableness rather than emotional stability.

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Definitions:

Party Regimes

Periods during which one party dominates the political scene in a particular system or country, often setting the policy agenda.

Frontloading

The practice of scheduling state party primaries and caucuses earlier in the primary season to gain more influence in the selection of a party’s presidential nominee.

Presidential Selection

The process by which a country chooses its president, often involving a combination of primary elections, party nominations, and a general election.

Two-Party System

A political system in which two major parties dominate voting in nearly all elections, thereby controlling most of the seats in the legislature.