Haselton and Funder suggest that the ability to judge personality can be considered in terms of four basic hypotheses. Which of the following is NOT one of those hypotheses?
A) People should be naturally proficient in personality judgment.
B) People's personality judgments should be prone to error.
C) Personality judgment should be ubiquitous.
D) Personality judgment should emerge without explicit training.

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Haselton and Funder's hypotheses about personality judgment focus on the natural proficiency, ubiquity, and emergence without explicit training of personality judgment abilities. They do not suggest that personality judgments should be prone to error as a basic hypothesis; instead, their work often explores how and why people can be surprisingly accurate in judging others' personalities.

Haselton and Funder Suggest That the Ability to Judge Personality