1. The most important distinction between a personal disposition and a common trait is: a. personal dispositions are broader and common traits are narrower in scope b. common traits are unique to specific individuals but personal dispositions are not . personal dispositions are peculiar to the individual and common traits are not d. common traits can distinguish between people within specific cultures but personal dispositions cannot 2. Gordon Allport believed that: A. Personality Is learned through experience. B. Personality results from the collective unconscious C. Personality only exists in the presence of others D. Personality is influenced by heredity