In examining the five-factor model (or the Big Five), Costa and McCrae believed that these traits are not ________. In other wor

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In examining the five-factor model (or the Big Five), Costa and McCrae believed that these traits are not ________. In other wor

ds, knowing someone's score on one trait would not give any information about scores on the other four traits.

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noname [10] · Answer 1 · 2022-05-31T05:32:17+03:00

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interdependent

Explanation:

In examining the five-factor model, Costa and McCrae believed that these traits are not interdependent. Meaning that one trait does depend on the other and when one makes a change it can then affect the other in a certain way. Since they are not interdependent then one trait would therefore not give any information about scores on the other four traits.