Today, Most Personality Psychologists Tend to Regard the Concept of a "Personality

question 32

Multiple Choice

Today, most personality psychologists tend to regard the concept of a "personality trait" as:

• A) Indispensable to the science of personality
• B) A useful fiction about the consistency of human lives
• C) A deeply flawed idea that has no place in the science of personality
• D) Useful for predicting behavior when people are alone but not when they are in social situations

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