A) personality characteristics are also relatively stable across different situations.
B) through trait descriptions, we can make comparisons across people.
C) the typical behavior of a person with one trait is different from that of another.
D) while explanation is not possible, trait researchers focus on describing personality.
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A) tell a stranger all about themselves.
B) change their self-concept on a regular basis.
C) make friends easily in different situations.
D) willingly consider new ideas.
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A) type
B) nomothetic
C) idiographic
D) common trait
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A) There are very few findings support general trends in Big Five scores over the lifespan.
B) Different findings may reflect differences in how broadly investigators conceive the personality structure.
C) All studies using factor analysis include the same kind of data.
D) Controversy surrounds the inconsistent findings for the Big Five over different populations.
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A) the Big Five personality dimensions.
B) psychogenic needs.
C) central traits.
D) the idiographic approach.
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A) researchers don't perform the correct statistical analysis.
B) researchers don't measure personality traits correctly.
C) researchers don't measure behavior correctly.
D) statistical analyses skew personality data.
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A) little consistency of behavior across situations.
B) no valid prediction of behavior from test scores.
C) too much reliance on situational factors rather than the traits themselves.
D) all of the above.
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A) possesses socially desirable characteristics.
B) understands the rules of social interaction.
C) tries to present himself or herself in a favorable light.
D) is able to understand the meaning of the test items.
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A) Trait
B) Psychoanalytic
C) Behavioral/social learning
D) Cognitive
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A) It is among the most widely used psychological tests.
B) It provides a pattern of scores on a number of scales.
C) It provides test givers with an overall mental health score for each test-taker.
D) It is a self-report inventory.
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A) Dominance
B) Affiliation
C) Autonomy
D) Nutrition
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A) Each person belongs in one and only one personality category.
B) Personality characteristics can be represented along a continuum.
C) People in one personality category are distinctly different from people in other categories.
D) Personality can change as a function of the situation the person is in.
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A) Agreeableness
B) Openness
C) Conscientiousness
D) Extraversion
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A) knowing how sociable a person is allows for a better prediction of behavior than knowing how extraverted that person is.
B) researchers need to use factor analysis in order to determine the number of basic personality factors.
C) although Extraversion is a basic personality factor, there is no evidence that Neuroticism is.
D) factor analytic researchers should all use the same personality tests so that they can produce the same results.
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A) the idiographic approach.
B) factor analysis.
C) the examination of central traits.
D) case studies.
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