The rank-order consistency of personality, which is expressed as a correlation coefficient, is highest (i.e., closest to 1) in which of the following periods of development? childhood infancy adolescence young adulthood middle to older adulthood
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Rank-order consistency refers to the stability of how individuals rank relative to one another on personality traits over time. A high rank-order consistency means that individuals maintain their relative position on personality traits compared to others as they Show more…
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