Research Based on the KAPA Model of Personality Architecture Demonstrates

question 26

Multiple Choice

Research based on the KAPA model of personality architecture demonstrates that

• A) personality is not consistent across situations.
• B) personality is consistent in the manner trait theory had anticipated.
• C) personality consistency is driven by mood states.
• D) social-cognitive analyses can illuminate questions of cross-situational consistency.

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