In Allport's View,central Traits Are

question 1

Multiple Choice

In Allport's view,central traits are:

• A) 5 to 10 themes that best describe our behavior.
• B) exhibited only by mature adults.
• C) more pervasive than cardinal traits.
• D) possessed by only a few superior persons.

Distinguish between the types of data (Q-data, T-data, L-data) used in personality assessment and their sources.

Identify the two types of source traits according to Cattell and their significance in personality structure.

Describe the methods and techniques used in personality assessment, including factor analysis and behavioral genetics.

Understand the role of genetic and environmental influences on personality, as discussed in the theories of Cattell and Eysenck.

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Definitions:

Collins

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