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How have advances in our understanding of genetics, heritability, brain anatomy, and a general biological perspective contributed to the development of trait theories of personality?

▸ These areas reinforce the notion that traits are categories, rather than dimensions.

▸ Advances in these areas have allowed trait theories to explain why people differ on various traits.

▸ Advances in these areas have confirmed that the core number of trait dimensions is seven.

▸ These areas have all provided support for the unconscious origins of most traits.

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