What did gordon allport think about traits?
he thought they were like stages.
he thought they were wired into the
nervous system.
he thought they were learned.
he thought they were the result of
cognitive modeling.

1. When assessing personality, many psychologists take the electric view, which means they (use a variety of approaches)

2. Among the following traits is most likely to be present in the second identical twin if it's present in the first? (extraversion)

3. Direct observation is most like (naturalistic observation)

4. Someone who was interested in measuring a person's source traits, as described by Raymond Cattell, would use (Sixteen Personality Factors Questionnaire {16PF})

5. Frank and gina are looking at an abstract painting in a museum. gina describes objects and people she thinks she sees in the painting. frank says, "it's a bunch of paint thrown on a canvas." gina responds, "no, there is so much here that you just don't see." During lunch they agree that their experience reminds them of what concept they learned in introductory psychology? (protective testing)

6. What did Raymond Cattell call the underlying traits that direct surface traits? (source traits)

7. Which psychological test asks the subject to tell a story based on a picture of one or more people in which it is unclear what is going on? (Thematic Apperception TAT)

8. what did gordon allport think about traits? (He thought they were wired into the nervous system)

9. Which theories are less concerned with the explanation for personality development and changing personality than they are with describing personality and predicting behavior based on that description? (Trait theories)

10. Which one of the goals of psychology would be most relevant in the trait perspective? (Description)

   The correct answer is:  d. all of the above

Explanation:  The painted Ottonian manuscripts have Franco-Saxon, Carolingian and Byzantine influences. Surviving manuscripts survive mostly religious. The monks had resources to create, the chosen ones were the most talented monks who used the materials of the highest quality, task entrusted by high rulers of the monarchy and religion. The Ottonian manuscripts showed a very advanced intellect.