Author Question: For Allport, traits were A) names. B) real biophysical structures. C) theoretical fictions. D) ... (Read 21 times)

Bernana · **on:** Jun 21, 2018

For Allport, traits were

A) names.
B) real biophysical structures.
C) theoretical fictions.
D) the same thing as habits.

Question 2

Allport said that no two people have precisely the same trait because

A) there are as many traits as there are people.
B) any trait can manifest itself in an almost infinite number of ways.
C) traits are genetically determined; no two people possess the same genes.
D) traits are learned and no two people have the same learning experiences.