36. Studies that have followed individuals into old age have found that ________

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36. Studies that have followed individuals into old age have found that __________ increases up until around age 70. a) agreeableness b) extraversion c) neuroticism d) openness
38. __________ is a good example of someone with high self-efficacy. a) Anna, who refuses to learn to snow board because she knows she won’t be good at it b) Angela, who is eager to be a pre-school teacher because she thinks the children won’t challenge her authority c) Amasa, who is applying for a National Science Foundation grant because she believes her research is worth the investment d) Shawna, who became seriously ill after losing her job and was too worried to find another 36. Studies that have followed individuals into old age have found that __________ increases up until around age 70. a) agreeableness b) extraversion c) neuroticism d) openness
38. __________ is a good example of someone with high self-efficacy. a) Anna, who refuses to learn to snow board because she knows she won’t be good at it b) Angela, who is eager to be a pre-school teacher because she thinks the children won’t challenge her authority c) Amasa, who is applying for a National Science Foundation grant because she believes her research is worth the investment d) Shawna, who became seriously ill after losing her job and was too worried to find another 36. Studies that have followed individuals into old age have found that __________ increases up until around age 70. a) agreeableness b) extraversion c) neuroticism d) openness
38. __________ is a good example of someone with high self-efficacy. a) Anna, who refuses to learn to snow board because she knows she won’t be good at it b) Angela, who is eager to be a pre-school teacher because she thinks the children won’t challenge her authority c) Amasa, who is applying for a National Science Foundation grant because she believes her research is worth the investment d) Shawna, who became seriously ill after losing her job and was too worried to find another 38. __________ is a good example of someone with high self-efficacy. a) Anna, who refuses to learn to snow board because she knows she won’t be good at it b) Angela, who is eager to be a pre-school teacher because she thinks the children won’t challenge her authority c) Amasa, who is applying for a National Science Foundation grant because she believes her research is worth the investment d) Shawna, who became seriously ill after losing her job and was too worried to find another

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Answer: Agreeableness

Agreeableness is the trait in which a person is kind and considerate. This trait is gradually seen to increase with increasing age. Along with agreeableness, another trait that increases is of conscientiousness. Neuroticism was seen to increase, with a gradual decrease in openness after age 50.

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