The Psychologist Who Is Said to Have Found a Way

question 55

Multiple Choice

The psychologist who is said to have found a way of studying both the general (nomothetic) and specific (idiographic) aspects of human personality is

• A) Allport.
• B) Freud.
• C) Eysenck.
• D) Maslow.

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Definitions:

Personality

An individual's characteristic pattern of thinking, feeling, and behaving, differing across people and consistent over time.

Collectivistic Society

A society that prioritizes the group over the individual, emphasizing community, cooperation, and shared values.

Attributional Style

A person's habitual way of explaining the events of their life, particularly the causes of positive and negative events.

Individualistic Societies

Cultures where personal achievements and independence are valued over group goals and harmony, leading to a focus on individual rights and autonomy.