Different informants may not agree about the personality of a common target individual because
A) each judge may see the target person in only a limited number of social contexts.
B) judges may form a mistaken impression based on the recollection of a single, uncharacteristic behavior.
C) some informants may have biases that affect the accuracy of their judgments.
D) All of the answer options are correct.

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Each of the statements (A, B, and C) provides a valid reason why different informants might not agree on the personality of a common target individual, making option D correct. Informants may see the person in different contexts, remember uncharacteristic behaviors, or have biases that influence their judgments.

Different Informants May Not Agree About the Personality of a Common