Advanced Placement (AP), 01.03.2021 21:50 andersonmm22
Trait theorists are generally more interested in rather than .
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A. assessing abnormal behavior. . . explaining why behavior occurs
B. explaining why behavior occurs . . . predicting behavioral patterns
C. assessing abnormal behavior . . . describing patterns of behavior
D. describing patterns of behavior . . . explaining why behavior occurs
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