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sammy

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The first Western scientist to link temperaments with diseases and thus recognizing the relationship between physiology and personality was
 
  a. Empedocles.
  b. Aristotle.
  c. Galen.
  d. Hippocrates.

Question 2

Eysenck suggests that Catells scales are
 
  a. essentially valid, but lack reliability.
  b. completely wrong.
  c. somewhat narrow, but essentially complete.
  d. missing key factors of personality.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: c: Galen.

Answer to Question 2

Answer: d: are missing key factors of personality.



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