At this point in time, evidence in support of trait stability
A) is better for longitudinal stability than for cross-situational stability.
B) is better for cross-situational stability than for longitudinal stability.
C) is very good for both kinds of stability.
D) is very good for neither kind of stability.

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Research generally shows stronger evidence for longitudinal stability of personality traits, meaning that individuals tend to maintain these traits over time, rather than cross-situational stability, which would indicate consistency of traits across different situations.

At This Point in Time, Evidence in Support of Trait