According to Allport,the central problem for any personality theory is:

A) how it deals with the conflicts of childhood.
B) how it successfully resolves the identity crisis.
C) how it compensates for the complexes in humans.
D) how it treats the concept of motivation.

Personality Theory

A systematic approach to understanding the facets of human personality, including its processes, development, and variations among individuals.

Identity Crisis

A time of doubt and perplexity where an individual's perception of self becomes shaky, often because of an alteration in their societal role or anticipated objectives.

Concept of Motivation

A psychological construct that explains the initiation, direction, intensity, and persistence of behaviors or actions towards achieving a particular goal.