Multiple Choice
Eysenck charged that Cattell's 16 primary factors are, contrary to Cattell's own claims regarding them,
A) actually pure: unrelated to each other
B) really secondary factors
C) actually impure: correlated with each other
D) probably independent of each other
Correct Answer:
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