One Difference Between the Theories of Eysenck and Cattell Is

question 27

Multiple Choice

One difference between the theories of Eysenck and Cattell is that Eysenck

• A) dealt with factors that are correlated, whereas Cattell dealt with independent factors.
• B) emphasized traits, whereas Cattell emphasized supertraits.
• C) dealt with specific dimensions in assessing personality, whereas Cattell considered the scope of personality to be broader.
• D) thought that Cattell underestimated the importance and value of factor analysis.

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