Exam 2: Personality: What It Is, How Its Measured

A learned response to a conditioned stimulus is ______.

Explain Freud's "iceberg" view of consciousness, identifying each level of consciousness and explaining its functions.

For Freud, the struggle between biological drives and social rules was most fierce in the ______.

A person claims that his house is NOT in danger from the rising flood waters of a nearby river and refuses to leave, despite being in imminent danger of being drowned. This is an example of ______.

Extinction is adaptive.

Adler's personality theory emphasized ______.

Most of the ego is unconscious.

Personality tests are the only ways of accurately assessing personality.

An unconscious function of the ego that protects it from anxiety-evoking material by preventing accurate recognition of this material is, according to Freud, a(n) ______.

The theorist known for emphasizing the collective unconscious and archetypes is ______.

The TAT is an example of a(n) ______ test.

Each of the following is true of behaviorism EXCEPT ______.

Barbara has a pattern of being very clingy and overly dependent in her friendship and romantic relationships. Freud would argue that she is fixated in the ______ stage of development.

Issues of self-control dominate the ______ stage.

. Freud's view of personality is founded in the _____ theory of psychology.

In classical conditioning, the suspension of the CR due to repeated presentation of the CS without the United States is called ______.

According to John Watson, the environment ______ a person's behavior.

In the "Little Albert" study, fear of the rat was ______.

Beliefs that we can accomplish certain things, such as speaking before a group or solving a math problem, are ______.

The term neuroticism refers to ______.