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    A Reasonably Stable Pattern of Emotions, Motives, and Behavior Define
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A Reasonably Stable Pattern of Emotions, Motives, and Behavior Define

Question 105

Question 105

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A reasonably stable pattern of emotions, motives, and behavior define what psychologists call


A) personality.
B) motivation.
C) role.
D) gender.

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