Research based on the KAPA model of personality architecture reveals personality consistency across
A) idiosyncratic sets of situations.
B) fixed, nomothetically-defined sets of situations.
C) pleasant situations.
D) unpleasant situations.

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The KAPA model suggests that personality is consistent across idiosyncratic sets of situations, meaning that individuals tend to exhibit consistent patterns of behavior across different situations that are unique to them. Therefore, option A is the best choice. While personality may also be consistent across certain types of situations (such as pleasant or unpleasant situations), this is not specifically highlighted in the KAPA model. Option B is incorrect because the KAPA model emphasizes idiosyncratic rather than fixed sets of situations.

Research Based on the KAPA Model of Personality Architecture Reveals