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The NEO-PI-R was developed using
 
  a. factor analysis and theory.
  b. deductive approaches.
  c. theory and external approaches.
  d. empirical strategies.

Question 2

Carl Rogers had people sort sets of cards into groups that described the real self and the ideal self. This method is called
 
  a. self-efficacy.
  b. rational approach.
  c. Q-sort technique.
  d. self-report.



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

c



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