One difficulty that early researchers encountered in identifying the good judge of personality was that

A) a good judge in one context was not always a good judge in other contexts.
B) clinical psychologists dismissed the findings, claiming that good judgment of others required extensive training.
C) no one could measure personality objectively in the first place.
D) researchers did not have the statistical tools to study accuracy.

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Shweta Gomathisankar · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : A, Explanation :  The difficulty in identifying a good judge of personality stemmed from the context-dependent nature of judgment skills, meaning a person who was adept at judging personality in one situation might not necessarily possess the same level of skill in a different context.

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