_______________is a characteristic pattern of thinking, interacting, and reacting that is unique to each individual, and remains relatively consistent over time and situations

A categorical approach assumes that

a. all distinctions among members of different categories are quantitative. b. all distinctions among members of different categories are qualitative. c. the question of "how much" of a characteristic that a person displays can be answered. d. we cannot make "all or none" decisions.

A classmate wants to travel widely, but his grasp of foreign languages is minimal. He asks you whether people from other cultures will be able to recognize when he is happy, sad, or angry, just from his facial expressions. You should tell him that

a. few people from other cultures will be able to identify these emotions. b. people from other cultures should be able to identify these emotions. c. people from other cultures will be able to identify just anger. d. research suggests that only females will be able to identify these emotions.