Which of the following describes social psychologist Roger Brown's views on the importance of personality?
A) He first believed situations were important but later changed his mind.
B) He first believed traits were important but later changed his mind.
C) He first believed traits were unimportant but later recognized their importance.
D) He first believed situations were unimportant but later recognized their importance.

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Roger Brown initially believed that personality traits were unimportant in understanding human behavior, but later recognized their significance in conjunction with situational factors.

Which of the Following Describes Social Psychologist Roger Brown's Views