Eysenck; McCrae and others have theorized that for personality traits to be universal they must be rooted in

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Eysenck, McCrae, and others have suggested that personality traits must have a biological basis to be universal, meaning that they are present in all individuals regardless of culture or upbringing. This approach is known as the biological perspective and emphasizes the role of genetics, brain chemistry, and other biological factors in the development of personality. Therefore, the correct answer is D, biology.

Eysenck; McCrae and Others Have Theorized That for Personality Traits