Allport's theory presents a pessimistic view of adults who are out of control of their lives,irrationally attending to past situations,with no plans for the future,while being inactive in finding their identity.

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Final Answer : False, Explanation :  Allport's theory of personality emphasizes the uniqueness of the individual and the positive aspects of human nature. It suggests that adults are capable of growth, have a sense of future orientation, and actively seek their identity through their lifespan.

Allport's theory presents a pessimistic view of adults who are out of control of their lives,irrationally attending to past situations,with no plans for the future,while being inactive in finding their identity.

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