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With the results of , psychologists can help people make decisions about their lives and understand more about themselves.
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Psychologists can utilize self-report measures that ask people about a relatively small sample of their behavior; although the questionnaire consists of only a few questions, the answers can be used to about personality characteristics.
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Although the original purpose of the was to differentiate people with specific sorts of psychological difficulties from those without disturbances, the test it has been found to predict a variety of other behaviors.
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A person is shown an ambiguous stimulus and asked to describe it or tell a story about it. The responses are then considered to be of what the person is like.
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If you were a psychologist subscribing to a learning approach to personality, you would be likely to object to the indirect nature of and express a preference for .





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