A Problem with the Five-Factor Model Is That

question 150

Multiple Choice

A problem with the five-factor model is that:

• A) its comprehensiveness makes it too unmanageable
• B) it is too limited and simplistic to give meaningful descriptions of personalities
• C) it is based upon unreliable statistical techniques
• D) it takes into account genetic influences

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Definitions:

Box-and-whisker Plots

Graphical representations of a dataset that show the distribution's minimum, first quartile, median, third quartile, and maximum.

Cumulative Relative Frequency

A statistical measure showing the sum of relative frequencies up to a certain class or category, indicating the proportion of data points that fall within that category or below.

Total Sample

The full collection of individuals, items, or data points that have been selected or gathered for analysis in a study.

Upper Limit Value

The maximum value in a given set, or the highest allowable value according to certain criteria.