Underlying Patterns of Personality, Which Reappear in a Variety of Populations

question 27

Multiple Choice

Underlying patterns of personality, which reappear in a variety of populations, are called (by Cattell) __________.

• A) complexes
• B) sentiments
• C) source traits
• D) surface traits

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Definitions:

Muscular Wall

Structure composed of muscle tissue that makes up part of the body's organs, such as the stomach or heart, enabling movement and function.

Impulse

A sudden desire to act or a neural signal transmitted through the nervous system.

Ventricles

Chambers within the heart or brain that have specific functions, such as pumping blood in the case of the heart or storing cerebrospinal fluid in the case of the brain.

Circuit

An electrical circuit is a path in which electrons from a voltage or current source flow.