A Problem Inherent in Assessing Personality by Means of Self-Report

question 136

Multiple Choice

A problem inherent in assessing personality by means of self-report is that respondents may

• A) have little knowledge of their own unconscious motives and needs.
• B) respond in ways to manage specific impressions.
• C) be unaccustomed to thinking about their own personality.
• D) be uncomfortable with self-reflection.

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