The authors of your textbook have suggested that one reason for the relatively poor long-term reliability of personality tests is that
A)the tests are not really measuring personality.
B)personality is too broad of a construct to adequately measure.
C)personality tests are too vague and subjective.
D)although people exhibit a core of stability, they continually change.

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Personality tests often struggle with long-term reliability because individuals undergo changes over time, affecting the consistency of their responses. While there may be a stable core, the dynamic nature of personal development and experiences can lead to variations in personality traits, making it challenging for tests to predict or measure personality consistently over long periods.

The Authors of Your Textbook Have Suggested That One Reason