Research on whether people provide high quality answers on sensitive topics in internet surveys has shown that
a. internet-based responses are more valid than telephone-based answers.
b. internet-based responses are less valid than telephone-based answers.
c. there are no notable differences in the quality of answers compared to traditional survey techniques.
d. the patterns of responses are complex, and researchers have not been able to sort out the differences yet.
C
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a. a musician. b. an gymnast. c. an architect. d. a painter.
As a caring uncle, Ben derives a lot of satisfaction when his niece performs well in her basketball games. Ben, however, has no real interest in actually teaching her how to improve her basketball skills. McAdams would cite this as a good example of a. extroversion
b. generative action. c. neuroticism. d. generative concern.
Behaviorists believe that conditioning principles can be examined to understand the processes that shape our personalities
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Raymond Cattell believed the same traits could be used to describe each individual, whereas the level of those particular traits varied from person to person. What does this variability explain?
a) career choice b) consciousness c) choice of friends d) individual distinctiveness