Trait Theorists Tend to Believe That

Trait theorists tend to believe that:

A) behavior is determined more by situational influences than by innate personal characteristics.
B) there are thousands of source traits, but only a few important surface traits.
C) because personality is so complex, no single set of personality dimensions can possibly describe the nature of a unique individual.
D) there are a small number of source traits that represent a universal way of describing individual personality differences.