A Phenomenological Approach to Personality States That

A phenomenological approach to personality states that

A) people's perceptions and subjective realities are important and should be studied.
B) we are the products of the phenomena that we encounter.
C) people vary in the degree to which they create their own phenomena.
D) only objective events, and not perceptions, are valid when studying personality.
E) phenomena that occur in childhood are more important than what occurs later.