In Allport's view, our conditions of worth include those aspects of our personality that are distinctive and which unite our attitudes, perceptions, and intentions.
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Question 2According to Allport, some behaviors such as reflexes, fixations, neuroses, and behaviors arising from biological drives can be explained by the principles of functional autonomy.
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Question 3Allport's term for the ego or self is per severa, from which the word perseverative is derived.
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Question 4Perseverative functional autonomy is concerned with behaviors that continue or persevere on their own without any external reward.
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Question 5Secondary traits, as described by Allport, include behaviors such as aggression, self-pity, and cynicism.
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Question 6Not everyone has a cardinal trait, or the trait Allport referred to as a ruling passion.
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