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AEWBW

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In Cattell's model, characteristics of personality that can be inferred from behavior are called
 
  a. archetypes.
  b. source traits.
  c. central traits.
  d. surface traits.
  e. factors.

Question 2

Inheriting a greater tolerance for the negative effects of alcohol
 
  a. makes it more likely that one will develop alcoholism.
  b. makes it less likely that one will develop alcoholism.
  c. has no effect on whether one will develop alcoholism.
  d. has a different effect on men compared to women as to whether one will develop alcoholism. e. makes it easier to say no to alcohol use.



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

a



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