In Cattell's Model, Characteristics of Personality That Can Be Inferred

question 98

Multiple Choice

In Cattell's model, characteristics of personality that can be inferred from behavior are called

• A)archetypes.
• B)source traits.
• C)central traits.
• D)surface traits.
• E)factors.

Understand both traditional problem-solving and strengths-based approaches in family intervention.

Comprehend the concept and importance of reframing in family intervention for promoting positive perspectives.

Grasp the dynamics and challenges of involving entire families in problem-solving sessions.

Identify the advantages of working with entire families, including the potential for enhanced objectivity.

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