When making a micro-analysis of the philosophical and psychological dynamics of 'Central Traits' and 'Cardinal Traits' under Gordon Allport's Trait Theory of Personality, which of the following statements is most authentic and scientifically true regarding the philosophical distinction and functional scope between these two categories?

Gordon Allport divided personality structure into three levels in his trait theory: cardinal, central, and secondary traits. Central Traits are the key characteristics that form the foundation of most of a person's behaviors and represent normality (e.g., honesty, sociability). Conversely, Cardinal Traits are extremely powerful, pervasive, and rare, dominating a person's life to such an extent that their entire existence revolves around them (e.g., 'non-violence' for Mahatma Gandhi or 'authoritarianism' for Hitler).