Grand Theories of Personality Are Usually Based on Statements About

question 43

Multiple Choice

Grand theories of personality are usually based on statements about the

• A)universal core of human nature.
• B)major individual differences.
• C)individual uniqueness of all humans.
• D)differences between the sexes.

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Definitions:

Truth Table

A table used in logic to determine the validity of a proposition by listing all possible outcomes.

Modus Tollens (MT)

A logical rule stating that if a conditional statement (“if p then q”) is accepted, and the consequent (q) is denied, then the antecedent (p) must also be denied.

Modus Tollens (MT)

A logical argument form that asserts if a implies b, and not b is true, then not a must also be true.

Concordant Rates

In genetics, the likelihood of both members of a pair (especially twins) to either both exhibit or not exhibit a trait or disorder.