Examples of __________ skills include learning how to tie one’s shoelaces, playing the piano, and using a fork and spoon

When an individual displays different behaviours in different behaviours situations, this is termed

a. continuity. b. integrity. c. distinctiveness. d. flexibility. e. consensus.

Eysenck's account of personality factors

a. has not been well-received by other personality researchers. b. has been well-received by other researchers because of its repeated confirmation. c. is primarily a cognitive theory. d. has been well received by other researchers because of its basis inbehavioral theory. e. is primarily a social-psychological theory.