Even Though Trait Theories, Like the Five-Factor Theory, Are Descriptive

question 2

Multiple Choice

Even though trait theories, like the five-factor theory, are descriptive in nature, they are important because they:

• A) provide information on unconscious processes
• B) allow for the use of projective techniques in understanding personality
• C) rely on situationism, an important theory in personality psychology
• D) can predict behaviours

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Definitions:

Identifying

The process of associating oneself closely with certain qualities, characteristics, or groups.

Filmed Violence

Acts of aggression and violence depicted in movies or television that can influence viewers' attitudes and behaviors.

Aggress

Refers to the act of initiating hostilities or conflict, typically to assert dominance or respond to perceived threats.

Triggered Displaced Aggression

A form of aggression where an individual directs their anger towards a target other than the source of their frustration.