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Softa [21]
2 years ago
12

Your friend phred says ""i decided to make one of those online personality tests as a project in my psychology class. how hard c

an it be?"" part a: explain whether or not phred should use the following personality theories as a basis for his online personality test. • psychoanalytic perspective• humanistic theory• trait theory
Physics
1 answer:
Dmitry [639]2 years ago
6 0

Fredd must use the trait theory for the online personality tests because it is based on distinctive features.

<h3>What is the trait theory?</h3>

The trait theory is a model that states people have certain basic personality traits which are distinctive features.

The trait theory is always based on the strength of these basic human trait characteristics.

The trait theory is based on three types of features capable of being used to describe personality, which include stability, consistency and individual differences.

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