Match the personality theory with it's related concept. Importance of unconscious conflict V [Choose ] Behaviorism Humanistic Approaches Patterns of reinforcement determine Psychodynamic Theory personality Trait Approaches Importance of personal growth and self- understanding [ Choose ] There are behavioral dispositions that are [ Choose ] normally distributed across the population

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