Exam 12: Development Over the Lifespan

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Researchers can collect samples of behaviour from people as they live their normal daily lives with a personality assessment tool known as ________________ .

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When confronted by potentially overwhelming urges,in order to reject or distort reality and thus effectively reduce the anxiety that accompanies these urges,the ego may resort to what are called ________________.

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The approach to personality that emphasizes the interaction between thinking and the learning experiences provided by individuals' social environments is called the:

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All of the following concepts are associated with researcher Julian Rotter EXCEPT:

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That fact that particular personality traits may interact with other traits or even situations in ways that aren't yet understood is often mentioned to account for the _____________ of people's behaviour in different situations.

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The social cognitive personality theory typically operates at which level(s)of analysis?

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Which of the following statements is most accurate regarding the utility of personality traits to predict specific behaviours?

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Research examining gender differences in self-concepts suggest that the self-concepts of women are more ____________ than those of men.

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Because it must juggle and balance moral imperatives,unconscious desires,and the realities of life,the ego is sometimes called the "_____________ of the personality."

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The defence mechanism of ______________ occurs when the energy created by a repressed impulse is released in an exaggerated expression of the opposite behaviour.

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In psychoanalytic theory,the ego is sometimes called the "executive of personality" because it must formulate compromises between the id's wants,the environment's demands,and the superego's constraints.

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Jeff likes to smoke cigars and when he doesn't have one of these,he often likes to suck on breath mints or other hard candies.In social situations,he tends to talk a lot,and because he really enjoys eating,is a little overweight.According to Freud's theory,Jeff most likely experienced a fixation at which psychosexual stage of development?

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The "A" in the personality acronym "OCEAN" stands for:

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Research evidence exists:

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While Sigmund Freud maintained that human behaviour is directed by unconscious forces,Carl Rogers asserted that people's actions are determined by ______________.

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List and describe the personality traits of the "Big Five" model of personality.For each one,list characteristics that are associated with high and low levels of the trait.

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Carl Rogers assumed that people have an innate need to receive love,sympathy,and acceptance from others,which he called:

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In his original conceptualization of psychoanalytic theory,Freud considered the personality to be an energy system that was very similar to:

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Josh believes that he is socially outgoing.He just met several new people,some of whom have told him that he seems to be a very social person (congruent feedback),while a few others have made comments to Josh that he seems to be quite shy and reserved (incongruent feedback).According the construct of self-verification,how will Josh recall this feedback?

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Research by Mershon and Gorsuch indicated that broad traits may be able to predict behaviour across a range of situations,and that _______________ may better predict behaviour in specific situations.

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