Question 1

Which of the following is NOT one of Sullivan's personifications?

Accepted Answer

A)  Good-me 
B)  Bad-me 
C)  Perfect-me 
D)  Not-me 
A)  Good-me 
B)  Bad-me 
C)  Perfect-me 
D)  Not-me

Question 2

What is a personification?

Accepted Answer

A)  Incorporating another person's values, ideas, and skills as a whole 
B)  An object or process in which the same patterns are repeated at larger and larger scales 
C)  Lenses through which we view the world based on our past interpersonal relationships 
D)  Precisely dissecting a behavior into its antecedents to investigate response to environmental stimuli 
A)  Incorporating another person's values, ideas, and skills as a whole 
B)  An object or process in which the same patterns are repeated at larger and larger scales 
C)  Lenses through which we view the world based on our past interpersonal relationships 
D)  Precisely dissecting a behavior into its antecedents to investigate response to environmental stimuli

Question 3

Like Sullivan, Berne insisted that

Accepted Answer

A)  the self was the smallest meaningful unit of analysis. 
B)  the dyad was the smallest meaningful unit of analysis. 
C)  the triad was the largest meaningful unit of analysis. 
D)  None of the above 
A)  the self was the smallest meaningful unit of analysis. 
B)  the dyad was the smallest meaningful unit of analysis. 
C)  the triad was the largest meaningful unit of analysis. 
D)  None of the above

Question 4

Sullivan's is/are equivalent to the "coping mechanisms" of the theorists in past chapters.

Accepted Answer

A)  selective inattention 
B)  euphoria 
C)  integrating tendency 
D)  security operations 
A)  selective inattention 
B)  euphoria 
C)  integrating tendency 
D)  security operations

Question 5

Which is NOT one of Sullivan's seven integrating forces?

Accepted Answer

A)  Infant's need for contact with another person 
B)  Infant's need for nutritious food 
C)  Infant's need for tenderness 
D)  Need for relationships with non-familial children 
A)  Infant's need for contact with another person 
B)  Infant's need for nutritious food 
C)  Infant's need for tenderness 
D)  Need for relationships with non-familial children

Question 6

What is a person demonstrating when he attempts to make sense of each new situation by relating it to the past situation and projecting it into the future?

Accepted Answer

A)  Integrating tendency 
B)  Biological integration 
C)  Interpersonal integration 
D)  Transference 
A)  Integrating tendency 
B)  Biological integration 
C)  Interpersonal integration 
D)  Transference

Question 7

In which of Sullivan's developmental modes does the individual begin to make temporal connections between experiences by the use of familiar sequences?

Accepted Answer

A)  Protaxic mode 
B)  Parataxic mode 
C)  Syntaxic mode 
D)  Juvenile mode 
A)  Protaxic mode 
B)  Parataxic mode 
C)  Syntaxic mode 
D)  Juvenile mode

Question 8

When an unexpected response is made to the transactional stimulus, it is called

Accepted Answer

A)  complementary transaction. 
B)  crossed transaction. 
C)  ulterior transaction. 
D)  subjective transaction. 
A)  complementary transaction. 
B)  crossed transaction. 
C)  ulterior transaction. 
D)  subjective transaction.

Question 9

Sullivan's theory is "American" because

Accepted Answer

A)  it is observable. 
B)  it is not observable. 
C)  it was developed in the United States. 
D)  it was developed by an American. 
A)  it is observable. 
B)  it is not observable. 
C)  it was developed in the United States. 
D)  it was developed by an American.

Question 10

An ego state is

Accepted Answer

A)  an emotional state that the ego gets in when pushed too far. 
B)  a psychological "video recording" of a person's previous transactions with real people. 
C)  a person's interaction with another person. 
D)  what a person feels when interacting with another person. 
A)  an emotional state that the ego gets in when pushed too far. 
B)  a psychological "video recording" of a person's previous transactions with real people. 
C)  a person's interaction with another person. 
D)  what a person feels when interacting with another person.

Question 11

Who provided a visual map of interpersonal relationships?

Accepted Answer

A)  Pribram 
B)  Erikson 
C)  Leary 
D)  Sullivan 
A)  Pribram 
B)  Erikson 
C)  Leary 
D)  Sullivan

Question 12

Bob's mother always praised his crayon scribblings when he was little and showed them to all of her friends, who would exclaim that Bob was quite the little artist. As an adult, Bob sees himself as a creative, inventive, and enterprising person. This is an example of Bob's part of his self-system.

Accepted Answer

A)  parataxic distortion 
B)  good-me 
C)  bad-me 
D)  always-me 
A)  parataxic distortion 
B)  good-me 
C)  bad-me 
D)  always-me

Question 13

Which of the following is the undisputed father of interpersonal psychiatry?

Accepted Answer

A)  Berne 
B)  Sullivan 
C)  Bowen 
D)  Leary 
A)  Berne 
B)  Sullivan 
C)  Bowen 
D)  Leary

Question 14

Sullivan believed that motivational power is

Accepted Answer

A)  found in libido. 
B)  found in reinforcement. 
C)  found in self-actualization. 
D)  found in dyadic interaction. 
A)  found in libido. 
B)  found in reinforcement. 
C)  found in self-actualization. 
D)  found in dyadic interaction.

Question 15

The relatively enduring pattern of recurrent interpersonal situations which characterize a human life is termed by Sullivan as

Accepted Answer

A)  consistency. 
B)  ego. 
C)  dyad. 
D)  personality. 
A)  consistency. 
B)  ego. 
C)  dyad. 
D)  personality.

Question 16

Dynamisms are

Accepted Answer

A)  what makes a dynamic person dynamic. 
B)  an illusion. 
C)  constructs invented by Freud. 
D)  recurrent patterns of energy. 
A)  what makes a dynamic person dynamic. 
B)  an illusion. 
C)  constructs invented by Freud. 
D)  recurrent patterns of energy.

Question 17

The stage in which a child is learning and using language is called

Accepted Answer

A)  protaxic. 
B)  parataxic. 
C)  syntaxic 
D)  None of the above 
A)  protaxic. 
B)  parataxic. 
C)  syntaxic 
D)  None of the above

Question 18

What is described as a state of equilibrium or quiescence?

Accepted Answer

A)  Tension loss 
B)  Anxiety free 
C)  Euphoria 
D)  Security 
A)  Tension loss 
B)  Anxiety free 
C)  Euphoria 
D)  Security

Question 19

According to Sullivan, when a person is able to avoid embarrassment by keeping thoughts unconscious, she/he is using

Accepted Answer

A)  the oblivious technique. 
B)  selective inattention. 
C)  the cowardly technique. 
D)  the emotional self-preservation technique. 
A)  the oblivious technique. 
B)  selective inattention. 
C)  the cowardly technique. 
D)  the emotional self-preservation technique.

Question 20

Leary and fellow researchers provided visual diagrams in the form of

Accepted Answer

A)  interpersonal circumplex. 
B)  reaction mass chart. 
C)  reacting protoplasm diagram. 
D)  contiguity graph. 
A)  interpersonal circumplex. 
B)  reaction mass chart. 
C)  reacting protoplasm diagram. 
D)  contiguity graph.

Which of the following is NOT one of Sullivan's personifications?

What is a personification?

Like Sullivan, Berne insisted that

Sullivan's is/are equivalent to the "coping mechanisms" of the theorists in past chapters.

Which is NOT one of Sullivan's seven integrating forces?

What is a person demonstrating when he attempts to make sense of each new situation by relating it to the past situation and projecting it into the future?

In which of Sullivan's developmental modes does the individual begin to make temporal connections between experiences by the use of familiar sequences?

When an unexpected response is made to the transactional stimulus, it is called

Sullivan's theory is "American" because

An ego state is

Who provided a visual map of interpersonal relationships?

Bob's mother always praised his crayon scribblings when he was little and showed them to all of her friends, who would exclaim that Bob was quite the little artist. As an adult, Bob sees himself as a creative, inventive, and enterprising person. This is an example of Bob's part of his self-system.

Which of the following is the undisputed father of interpersonal psychiatry?

Sullivan believed that motivational power is

The relatively enduring pattern of recurrent interpersonal situations which characterize a human life is termed by Sullivan as

Dynamisms are

The stage in which a child is learning and using language is called

What is described as a state of equilibrium or quiescence?

According to Sullivan, when a person is able to avoid embarrassment by keeping thoughts unconscious, she/he is using

Leary and fellow researchers provided visual diagrams in the form of

A Zonal Approach to the Study of Personality

Ancient and Contemporary Compositional Theories of Personality

Conditioninglearning Theories of Personality

Trait Theories of Pesonality

Person As Processor

The Surrounded Self Ego of Psychoanalysis

The Relational Self of Object-Relations Theories

Social Self in Cultural Context

Self As Constructor

Humanistic Psychoogy the Third Force

Person As Meaning-Maker

Transpersonal Theories of Personality

Putting Personality All Together

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Exam 9: From Object-Relations to Dyadic Theories of Personality

Which of the following is NOT one of Sullivan's personifications?

What is a personification?

Like Sullivan, Berne insisted that

Sullivan's is/are equivalent to the "coping mechanisms" of the theorists in past chapters.

Which is NOT one of Sullivan's seven integrating forces?

What is a person demonstrating when he attempts to make sense of each new situation by relating it to the past situation and projecting it into the future?

In which of Sullivan's developmental modes does the individual begin to make temporal connections between experiences by the use of familiar sequences?

When an unexpected response is made to the transactional stimulus, it is called

Sullivan's theory is "American" because

An ego state is

Who provided a visual map of interpersonal relationships?

Bob's mother always praised his crayon scribblings when he was little and showed them to all of her friends, who would exclaim that Bob was quite the little artist. As an adult, Bob sees himself as a creative, inventive, and enterprising person. This is an example of Bob's part of his self-system.

Which of the following is the undisputed father of interpersonal psychiatry?

Sullivan believed that motivational power is

The relatively enduring pattern of recurrent interpersonal situations which characterize a human life is termed by Sullivan as

Dynamisms are

The stage in which a child is learning and using language is called

What is described as a state of equilibrium or quiescence?

According to Sullivan, when a person is able to avoid embarrassment by keeping thoughts unconscious, she/he is using

Leary and fellow researchers provided visual diagrams in the form of

A Zonal Approach to the Study of Personality

Ancient and Contemporary Compositional Theories of Personality

Conditioninglearning Theories of Personality

Trait Theories of Pesonality

Person As Processor

The Surrounded Self Ego of Psychoanalysis

The Relational Self of Object-Relations Theories

Social Self in Cultural Context

Self As Constructor

Humanistic Psychoogy the Third Force

Person As Meaning-Maker

Transpersonal Theories of Personality

Putting Personality All Together

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