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What is found in most psychodynamic, humanistic, and cognitive theories but is not found in most temperament, trait, and type theories?
A) nothing, because these theories all share the same components
B) a description of the processes of development and change underlying personality
C) labels for common mental disorders
D) concepts that are useful for individuals involved in personnel selection decisions
E) a description of the components of the personality

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Psychology: AP Edition

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Authors: Zimbardo, Johnson, Weber, Gruber

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