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Cattel and Eysenck
 Trait theory
o It was very complex, and they based it on factor analysis.
o Its complexity made it difficult for people to dig in that theory.
o It relied on sophisticated.
o They considered traits as the building block of personality.
o They emphasized the role of genetics.
o They said that there are surface traits: or superficial observations that
explain nothing (they are statements of characteristics that tend to be grouped
together).
 Making an assumption based on something that has no meaning.
 It’s based on superficial observation.
o On the other hand, the source trait, is the cause of the behavior, or the basic
element of personality.
 It relies on genetics.
 It’s based on the fact that you are born with it.
 This affects the personality
 The source trait includes:
 Ability traits: what the person has, and it is going to play a
role in how effectively he could work towards that goal.
o If the person is calm, rational, they can become
something related or something that requires those
traits.
o Efficiency
 Temperament traits: they are genetically determined; they
determine the speed and energy “your style and tempo”
o the degree of how much any of these traits you have
o The style
 Dynamic traits: determines why a person responds to
situations, it’s the motivational element of personality.
o The why.
 All of these are genetically determined.
 Eysenck’s analysis of traits
o He said that personality can be measured across two dimensions.
o They were impressed by Carl Jung.
o Each of these types has certain traits associated with them
o Dysthymic vs. hysteric.
 It’s either you have high levels on one.
o Neuroticism vs. stability.
 Neuroticism: high on anxiety
 Stability: calmness
o Introversion vs. extroversion

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