In Allport's Theory, a Cardinal Trait May

question 163

Multiple Choice

In Allport's theory, a cardinal trait may

• A) serve to give us direction life occasionally.
• B) if not suppressed by our central trait, take an important role determining who we are.
• C) come to be what we are identified with, or known for
• D) act as a guide for our moral conduct.

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