How Does Zuckerman's Model of Biologically-Based Personality Dimensions Differ from the Models

question 13

Multiple Choice

How does Zuckerman's model of biologically-based personality dimensions differ from the models proposed by Cloninger,Gray,and Eysenck?

• A)In Zuckerman's model,neurotransmitters,brain structures,and hormones are not considered to be important influences on personality.
• B)In Zuckerman's model,one personality dimension is influenced by neurotransmitters,another by brain structures,and another by hormones.
• C)In Zuckerman's model,each dimension is influenced by exactly one neurotransmitter,one brain structure,and one hormone.
• D)In Zuckerman's model,the links between personality dimensions and neurotransmitters,brain structures,and hormones are more complex.
• E)In Zuckerman's model,the role of blood type is emphasized in addition to that of neurotransmitters,brain structures,and hormones.

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Definitions:

Conflict Management

The process of identifying and addressing differences that could potentially lead to negative outcomes effectively.

Openness

A personality trait that involves the willingness to consider new ideas, experiences, and information, often associated with creativity and flexibility.

Honesty

A moral quality of being truthful, sincere, and free from deceit or fraud.

Trustworthiness

The quality of being reliable, honest, and dependable in character, which is crucial for building trust in relationships.