2. Reviewing the central features of the perspectives Choices: Thinking; Rewarding; Unconscious; Self-esteem; Genetic; Transmitters a. Paula is extroverted and agreeable and the evolutionary psychologist would attribute these traits to her tendencies inherited from her parents b. A humanistic psychologist would suggest that Cindy's personality traits contribute to successfully meeting her need for love and belonging and this supports her level of c. A cognitive psychologist would suggest that the traits of extroversion and agreeableness are supported by positive d. The behaviorist psychologist would suggest that traits are leamed, that being extroverted and agreeable produced The psychoanalytic psychologist suggests that traits like extroversion and agreeableness relate to the Id's a generally optimistic attitude. consequences therefore Cindy continues to repeat these traits. e. urge to be loved and the Ego's defense mechanisms.

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