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yoooooman

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Cattell's theory has:
 
  a. weak applied value
  b. no applied value
  c. applied value only in the area of occupational psychology
  d. strong applied value

Question 2

Yang, Choe, Baity, Lee, and Cho studied the personality characteristics of Korean adolescents who were addicted to the Internet and found that Internet addicts:
 
  a. were higher in Factor C than minimal Internet users
  b. were lower in irritability than minimal Internet users
  c. derived most of their satisfaction from Internet activity than from friendships
  d. were lower in anxiety than minimal Internet users



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

c



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