In Allport's theory, a cardinal trait may
A) serve to give us direction in life occasionally.
B) take an important role in determining who we are, if not suppressed by our central trait.
C) come to be what we are identified with, or known for.
D) act as a guide for our moral conduct.

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According to Allport's theory, a cardinal trait is a dominant trait in a person's personality that defines who they are and is apparent in their behaviors and actions. This trait becomes what they are known for and is a defining feature of their personality.

In Allport's Theory, a Cardinal Trait May