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1. Explain the basics of factor analytic procedures. |
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2. Explain the importance of R. B. Cattell's pioneering work. |
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3. Describe Eysenck's approach to the measurement of personality. |
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4. Name and explain Eysenck;s criteria for identifying factors. |
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5. Name and describe Eysenck's three general types, or superfactors. |
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6. Describe how Eysenck's three superfactors relate to and predict behavior. |
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7. Explain how Eysenck's theory of personality relates to disease. |
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8. Distinguish between the Big Five as a taxonomy and as a theory. |
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9. List and briefly describe each of the Big Five factors. |
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10. List and briefly describe McCrae and Costa's three core components of personality. |
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11. List and briefly describe McCrae and Costa's three peripheral components of personality. |
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12. Briefly describe some of the cross-cultural research on McCrae and Costa's Big Five factors. |