The Applicants Are Likely to Give Inflated Estimates of All

Multiple Choice

The applicants are likely to give inflated estimates of all of the following EXCEPT:

A) emotional stability, including the person's ability to withstand stress.
B) conscientiousness, a measure of reliability.
C) agreeableness, a measure of the ability to cooperate.
D) risk-taking, a measure of eagerness to take chances.
E) self-monitoring, a measure of the ability to alter one's behavior based on external factors.