What is an appropriate general conclusion to draw about the Ten Item Personality Inventory based on Gosling et al.'s study and your analysis here? Group of answer choices The factor analysis identified items that can be removed from the inventory, and, usefully, Gosling et al. demonstrated that neither reliability nor validity are affected by reducing the number of items in the inventory from 10 to 5 (one for each personality factor) The inventory can be used as a measure of openness to experience and agreeableness, but not the other three factors, since items loaded onto those two factors as expected in our analysis and the factors demonstrated divergent and convergent validity in Gosling et al.'s study The inventory does not clearly differentiate between some of the five personality factors, but has enough validity and reliability to be useful when very fast assessment of personality is required The inventory clearly captures each of the five personality factors and can be used instead of longer measures of personality in almost all contexts