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Name Date Em 0 S C., S C L) ? G Guided uided Reading ti jt Activity Purposes of Personality Theories For use with textbook pages 375-377 Directions: Outlining Locate the heading in your textbook. Then use the information under, the heading to help you write each answer. L Purposes of Personality Theories A. Introduction 1. What is the 'something" inside people that makes them think, feel, and act differently from one another? B. Purposes of Theories 1. What do all personality theorists look for? 2. What are three ways that theorists might try to explain the differences among individuals? 3. What do personality theorists try to find out about how people conduct their lives?_________ 4. How do theories relate to research?
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