What Does the Five Factor Trait Theory Have in Common

question 83

Multiple Choice

What does the five factor trait theory have in common with Hans Eysenck's two factor trait theory?

• A) They both reflect a belief that traits are primarily learned from the environment.
• B) They are both based on the idea that the healthiest personality is one that is sociable, open, and flexible.
• C) They were both developed through case studies of clinical patients.
• D) They both include extraversion and neuroticism dimensions.

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Definitions:

Dependent Variable

A variable in an experiment or model that is expected to change in response to manipulations of independent variables.

Building Model

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Logistic Regression

A statistical method used for predicting a binary outcome from a set of independent variables.

Odds Ratio

A statistic that quantifies the strength of the association between two events, typically used in case-control studies.