when they are under threat or stress

across domains of situations

within domains of situations

 can never be accurately estimated

 is different for different age groups

none of the response alternatives are true

 is on the order of .02

 Eysenck’s; surface

Allport's; idiographic

Cattell's; source

signs of behavior

samples of behavior

factor  analysis

 idiographic behaviors

IQ cannot be modified because it is strongly determined by genetic factors

50% of an individual’s genes are responsible for IQ

the IQ of an individual can be accurately predicted from DNA roughly 50% of the time

50% of the variation in a population in IQ is due to genetic factors 

narcissism

selfishness

extraversion

 has a theoretical range of -27 - +27

all of the response alternatives are correct

is sensitive to transient fluctuations across the menstrual cycle

has little or no face validity

predict that Professor X has less left hemisphere brain activity than a non-shy person

predict that Professor X is consistently shy across many situations

the idea that science validates harmful stereotypes

the idea that psychological traits are not under genetic control

the idea that if a trait is under any genetic control, it can't  be altered

They are overly focused on factor analysis as a method for identifying traits 

 They are overly grounded in clinical theories

They have been supplanted by neurochemical theories

 They overly rely on nomothetic methods