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Personality Theory and Research
Quiz 8: Trait Theory: the Five-Factor Model: Applications and Evaluation of the Trait Approach
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Question 81
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Evidence of trait stability indicates that environments are unimportant in development.
Question 82
Essay
Discuss the grounds for support of the Big Five model of individual differences, including evidence that the trait terms relate to people's everyday behavior.
Question 83
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Personality is more stable in adulthood than in childhood.
Question 84
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Both genetic and environmental factors contribute to longitudinal consistency in personality.
Question 85
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The five-factor model clearly is useful in distinguishing among the various forms of psychopathology.
Question 86
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Critics of trait theory question the evidence of cross-situational consistency even more than that of longitudinal consistency.
Question 87
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The trait of conscientiousness is linked to health and longevity.
Question 88
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Though there are subtle differences from language to language, the data indicate that a new sixth factor, honesty/humility, generalizes across seven languages.
Question 89
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According to the five-factor model, personality disorders represent pathological conditions distinct from normal personality.
Question 90
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Personality trait structure in childhood is the same as in adulthood.
Question 91
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Discuss the strengths and limitations of the trait approach as both a) a description of individual differences, and b) an explanatory model of human personality functioning.