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1. Describe the focus of trait-dispositional 2. I level of analysis. What kinds of biological factors are known to underlie individual differences in personality? 3. Which aspects of personality are addressed at the Psychodynamic-Motivational Level of analysis? 4. What questions about personality are addressed at the Behavioral-Conditioning level? 5. What is the major focus of the Phenomenological-Humanistic Level of analysis? 6. How does the social cognitive level of analysis differ from the behavioral- conditioning approach? 7. How do the six levels of analysis address different potential causes of Charles Whitman's killing spree? 8. In what sense is personality an applied science. 9. What was the surprising result of the research on the consistency of behavior across situations? What did behavioral specificity suggest about personality dispositions? 10. What is the fundamental attribution error? How was it used to promote situationism? 11. Differentiate between Type 1 and Type 2 consistency 12. What is meant by a person-situation interaction? What does it add to a knowledge ofa person's traits? 13. How does research on uncertainty orientation illustrate the value of an interactionist approach? 14. What is the basic question posed in Daryl Bem's triple typology? 15. What is the human genome? How does it contribute to human similarities and differences? 16. How much DNA do strangers from different races share? Does the environment change DNA? 17. How d sin udies shed light on genetic factors of personality 18. What do twin studies find regarding the degree of resemblance in personality as compared with other characteristics? 19. In twin studies, how strongly do genetic factors seem to influence temperament? W are these results difficult to interpret? 20. How did Kagan use a twin study to evaluate the heritability of inhibition? 21. How did a study with brave and scared mice prove the important role of environmental factors in development?

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The trait-dispositional level of analysis are used by many psychologists to name, measure and categorize people using common traits. Common traits are energetic, lazy, friendly etc. This analysis assumes that a person's behaviour is a result of stable generalized traits.

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