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cdr_15

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The set of a person's scores on all 16 factors of the 16PF
 
  A) is called the profile.
  B) must total 100.
  C) is a measure of adjustment.
  D) is a measure of intelligence.

Question 2

Cattell claimed that his 16PF measures
 
  A) adjustment.
  B) the surface traits of normal personality.
  C) the source traits of normal personality.
  D) the effect of heredity on personality.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: A

Answer to Question 2

Answer: C





 

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