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chapter 5

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show Continuities, consistencies, stabilities in people over time, and the way in which people change over time  
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show 1) rank order stability 2) mean level stability 3) personality coherence  
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show Maintenance of an individual position's within group  
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Mean Level Stability   show
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Personality coherence   show
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Two defining qualities of personality change   show
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Internal   show
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show changes are enduing over time, not temporary  
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show 1) Population 2) Group differences 3) individual differences  
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show Changes or constancies that apply more or less to everyone  
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Group differences level   show
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Individual Differences Level   show
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Temperament   show
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show activity level, smiling and laughter, fear, distress to limitations, soothability, and the duration of orienting  
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Longitudinal Study   show
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Block and Block Longitudinal study   show
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Activity level assessed in two ways   show
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Stability coefficients   show
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show coefficients between different measures of the same train at the same time  
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show magnitude of short-term changes in ongoing self-esteem and is an indicator of vulnerability to stressful life events  
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show Increases with age from childhood to adolescence, peaks in late adolescence around 18-20, and falls more or less continuously with age after the 20's  
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Mills College Study   show
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Cohort effects   show
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show Predictable changes in manifestations or outcomes of personality factors over time, even if underlying characteristics remain stable  
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show husbands neuroticism, husbands impulsivity, and wife's neuroticism.  
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show studied middle-ages couples over time in an 11-yr period, in 1970 and again in 1981.  
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