Which of the following is a key difference between personality psychology and social psychology? O Personality psychologists only study the behavior of individuals, while social psychologists only study the behavior of groups. O Personality psychologists are interested in why people behave similarly in different situations, while social psychologists are interested in why people behave differently in different situations O Personality psychologists focus on genetic, but not environmental, influences on behavior, while social psychologists focus on environmental, but not genetic, influences O Personality psychologists use case studies as their primary research method, while social psychologists rely more strongly on experiments

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