Over the course of an individual’s life, personality is
a. remarkably stable in the long term
b. constantly changing between stages
c. impossible to reliably measure
d. capable of both change and stability

d. capable of both change and stability

Although personality has traditionally been considered as a rigid, stable and hardly alterable construct; a series of studies reveal that this is not entirely true.

Broadly speaking, the concept of personality can be summarized as the combination of thoughts, emotions and feelings that define a specific person. They are stable over time and do not vary from one situation to another.

The answer is: d. capable of both change and stability.

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