Revision: PS416, personality and individual differences, Lecture 4
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2. How did Cattell's approach not have testable concepts?
- He failed to define the role of normal and abnormal behaviours
- His ideas not not have any influence on occupational psychology
- His data was criticised for ambiguities and subjectivity (critique of factor analysis)
- His data was overly simplistic
3. How does the bottom-up approach support the five factor model?
- The fact research has shown everyone can be classed into 5 different genetic types each with their own personality type.
- Evidence which comes from things like Allport's list of 4,500 traits and five factor-solutions
- The idea that it is not the theory to define the number of traits but rather originates from the data
- As there are single terms for important differences in personality
4. What is the name of Factor F of Cattell's 16 source factors?
- Suspicious (protension) - Trusting (alaxia)
- Tender-minded (presia) - Tough-minded (harria)
- Happy-go-lucky (surgency) - Sober (desurgency)
- Answer Apprehensive (guilt - proneness) - Placid (assurance)
5. What are the three types of physique in Sheldon's theory of physique and temperament?
- Posimorph, Neutmorph, Endomorph
- Posimorph, Neutmorph, Negemorph
- Ectomorph, Mesomorph, Endomorph
- Ectomorph, Mesomorph, Negemorph
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