Set – I
(Personality theory)Set – II
(Chief Proponent)(a) Psychological personality type (i) Adler (b) Personality based on personal disposition (ii) Freud (c) Surface and source traits based personality (iii) Eysenck (d) Psycho-analytic theory of personality (iv) Jung (v) Allport (vi) Cattel
The question asks to match personality theories from Set I with their chief proponents in Set II.
We need to identify the key figures associated with each personality theory mentioned.
Here is the breakdown of the matches:
Based on the above reasoning, the correct matching is:
| Set I (Theory) | Set II (Proponent) |
|---|---|
| (a) Psychological personality type | (iv) Jung |
| (b) Personality based on personal disposition | (v) Allport |
| (c) Surface and source traits based personality | (vi) Cattell |
| (d) Psycho-analytic theory of personality | (ii) Freud |
This corresponds to the option (a)-(iv), (b)-(v), (c)-(vi), (d)-(ii).
| List-I | List-II |
| A. Test of Intelligence | I. Robert Woodworth |
| B. Personal Data Sheet | II. Henry Murray |
| C. Thematic Apperception Test | III. Krumboltz |
| D. Career Beliefs Inventory | IV. Alfred Binet |