Overprediction of fear may have survival value

You go to Africa to study elephants

You follow one particular group, and one day you observe the other members of the group gather around a sick and dying elephant. The healthy elephants shuffle and trumpet and act in an agitated manner. You conclude that they are sad because one of their members is dying. Without any other evidence, you have just a. committed the anthropomorphic error. b. become involved in the observer effect. c. engaged in research participant bias. d. created an empirical fallacy.

Describe the major difference between Cattell's and Eysenck's approaches to developing measures of personality

What will be an ideal response?