After a long-term study of traits, the evidence suggests that
A) traits are very changeable.
B) traits are seldom stable over three years.
C) there are subtle age-related changes in some personality traits.
D) there is little evidence for trait theory.

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The passage states that "there are subtle age-related changes in some personality traits," which suggests that traits are not completely fixed and may change over time, but not necessarily in a drastic manner. The other options are incorrect based on the evidence presented in the passage.

After a Long-Term Study of Traits, the Evidence Suggests That