When personality psychologists measure trait differences in Openness, what kinds of direct observations are they making? A. allelic B. genome-wide C. phenotypic D. genotypic

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When personality psychologists measure trait differences in Openness, what kinds of direct observations are they making?

A. allelic
B. genome-wide
C. phenotypic
D. genotypic

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The Answer Is… Phenotypic

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