In Modern Personality Psychology, the Grand Theories

question 57

Multiple Choice

In modern personality psychology, the grand theories

• A)are seen as having primarily historical interest.
• B)are still argued about in the literature.
• C)are used only in clinical applications of personality theory.
• D)guide all modern personality research.

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