Even Though Trait Theories,such as the Five-Factor Theory,are Descriptive in Nature,they

question 144

Multiple Choice

Even though trait theories,such as the five-factor theory,are descriptive in nature,they are important because they:

• A) provide information on unconscious processes
• B) allow for the use of projective techniques in understanding personality
• C) rely on situationism, an important theory in personality psychology
• D) can predict behaviors

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Definitions:

Corpus Callosum

A network of fibers that connects the right and left cerebral hemispheres of the brain. Its maturation from early childhood through adolescence contributes to coordination and integration of information and aids in the development of consciousness.

Coordination

The ability to efficiently organize and execute smooth, accurate, and purposeful movements or to synchronize activities among different components or individuals.

NeoPiagetians

Theorists who explain Piaget’s stages or revise the stages using many information processing concepts. These theorists attempt to combine the best components of both Piagetian and information processing approaches.

Cognitive Development

This refers to the growth of mental processes and capabilities, including thinking, problem-solving, and decision-making abilities, across a person's lifespan.