The Five-Factor Model of Personality Emphasizes

question 15

Multiple Choice

The five-factor model of personality emphasizes

• A) personality changes that occur during middle childhood.
• B) five crises that adolescents and young adults experience that produce instability in personality.
• C) normative influences on adaptive mechanisms in mid-life.
• D) stability of personality characteristics over much of adult life.

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