Raymond Catell's work sprouted from Gordon Allport. Allport proposed that there are 4,500 traits there is to humans. Catell worked on by narrowing down this numbers. He reached to as low as 171 traits. But he reasoned out that some traits are synonymous. For example, being caring, warm and nice are synonymous traits. Instead, he grouped like traits into 16 personalities. These are the following: <span><span>abstractedness, warmth, apprehension, emotional stability, liveliness, openness to change, perfectionism, privateness, intelligence, rule consciousness, tension, sensitivity, social boldness, self-reliance, vigilance and dominance
</span>Through the </span><span>sixteen personality factors questionnaire (16pf), you are asked about your responses and preferences on situational scenarios. You answer through a scale from high to low. You can answer strongly agree, agree, neutral, disagree and strongly disagree. Your answers are calculated through factor analysis and you can know your personality type.</span>
<span>In making a good business decision; the marginal benefit is the extra profit you make from producing more goods, while marginal cost is the expense of producing them.</span>
The phase of therapy that roger currently in is : Management of long term Goals In this phase, roger tried to redetermine the purpose of his life and hope to eventually change his daily behavior that helped him to achieve that purpose.
This is referred to as Cognitive Dissonance. This term is used when a person has two thoughts, emotions or behaviors that conflict with each other because they are different or opposite. This internal incongruence often causes concern, and to eliminate it one must choose one of the cognitions perceived.
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