Question 1

The vertical hierarchy is inherently holistic. What does the horizontal axis represent?

Accepted Answer

A)  A dynamic interaction of persons and situations 
B)  Biological processes 
C)  Transcendental concepts 
D)  Supernovas in the universe 
A)  A dynamic interaction of persons and situations 
B)  Biological processes 
C)  Transcendental concepts 
D)  Supernovas in the universe A

Question 2

Hindu means

Accepted Answer

A)  "Indian" and encompasses most (but not all) of the diverse religious traditions and practices of India. 
B)  "Easterner" and encompasses all of the diverse religious traditions and practices of India. 
C)  "Love" and encompasses 800 million followers. 
D)  "Discipline" and encompasses diverse religious traditions and practices. 
A)  "Indian" and encompasses most (but not all) of the diverse religious traditions and practices of India. 
B)  "Easterner" and encompasses all of the diverse religious traditions and practices of India. 
C)  "Love" and encompasses 800 million followers. 
D)  "Discipline" and encompasses diverse religious traditions and practices. A

Question 3

Personality theories tilt toward healing which has persisted in a trend that might be seen as a re- vitalized version of which branch of psychology?

Accepted Answer

A)  Gestalt 
B)  Cognitive 
C)  Humanism-positivism 
D)  Social 
A)  Gestalt 
B)  Cognitive 
C)  Humanism-positivism 
D)  Social C

Question 4

The earliest Hindu scriptures were known as what?

Accepted Answer

A)  Brahma 
B)  Atman 
C)  Rigveda 
D)  Upanishads 
A)  Brahma 
B)  Atman 
C)  Rigveda 
D)  Upanishads

Question 5

Christians worship a "family" of three Gods, known and the Trinity. Which religion has a similar triune God called the Trimurti?

Accepted Answer

A)  Hinduism 
B)  Judaism 
C)  Taoism 
D)  Confucianism 
A)  Hinduism 
B)  Judaism 
C)  Taoism 
D)  Confucianism

Question 6

Yoga is seen by Westerners as the superhighway to transcendental growth. What does the word "Yoga" mean?

Accepted Answer

A)  To exercise 
B)  To join 
C)  To play 
D)  To reflect 
A)  To exercise 
B)  To join 
C)  To play 
D)  To reflect

Question 7

Which is NOT one of the things personality theories all share?

Accepted Answer

A)  They tilt toward healing. 
B)  They frequently reflect the life experiences of their founder(s). 
C)  They all believe there is a God or gods. 
D)  They vary in assigning personal agency. 
A)  They tilt toward healing. 
B)  They frequently reflect the life experiences of their founder(s). 
C)  They all believe there is a God or gods. 
D)  They vary in assigning personal agency.

Question 8

Which of the following is a nature focused religion of Japanese origin?

Accepted Answer

A)  Shinto 
B)  Yoga 
C)  Hinduism 
D)  Zen 
A)  Shinto 
B)  Yoga 
C)  Hinduism 
D)  Zen

Question 9

What are the first four books of the Christian New Testament called?

Accepted Answer

A)  The Bible 
B)  The Word 
C)  The Gospels 
D)  The way, the truth, and the life 
A)  The Bible 
B)  The Word 
C)  The Gospels 
D)  The way, the truth, and the life

Question 10

When a person refers to the uniting of divinity and humanity in an earthly form, this is known as

Accepted Answer

A)  reincarnation. 
B)  incarnation. 
C)  beauteous unity. 
D)  human-divine unity. 
A)  reincarnation. 
B)  incarnation. 
C)  beauteous unity. 
D)  human-divine unity.

Question 11

Taoism emphasizes the importance of emptiness, whereas Existentialists address

Accepted Answer

A)  Gaia. 
B)  openness. 
C)  nothingness. 
D)  void. 
A)  Gaia. 
B)  openness. 
C)  nothingness. 
D)  void.

Question 12

For Hindus, while Brahman is the most abstract, absolute, eternal, and unchanging form of Ultimate reality, what is the universal souls from which all other souls are derived?

Accepted Answer

A)  Atman 
B)  Brahman 
C)  Rigveda 
D)  Upanishads 
A)  Atman 
B)  Brahman 
C)  Rigveda 
D)  Upanishads

Question 13

What do the transpersonal psychologists include in their personality theories?

Accepted Answer

A)  Linguistic analyses of philosophy 
B)  The world's great theologies 
C)  The world's great philosophies 
D)  The world's great spiritual traditions 
A)  Linguistic analyses of philosophy 
B)  The world's great theologies 
C)  The world's great philosophies 
D)  The world's great spiritual traditions

Question 14

The belief that a person's situation in life is a result from his or her karma (deeds) in previous lives is known as

Accepted Answer

A)  reincarnation. 
B)  the law of karma. 
C)  Kaivalya. 
D)  None of the above 
A)  reincarnation. 
B)  the law of karma. 
C)  Kaivalya. 
D)  None of the above

Question 15

Neo-Pagans

Accepted Answer

A)  do NOT hold nature in reverence. 
B)  hold all nature in reverence. 
C)  have all but disappeared as a force in religion. 
D)  None of the above 
A)  do NOT hold nature in reverence. 
B)  hold all nature in reverence. 
C)  have all but disappeared as a force in religion. 
D)  None of the above

Question 16

Unlike Christianity which emphasizes Christ as a human-divine incarnation, Judaism portrays a

Accepted Answer

A)  God who is angry with his creatures. 
B)  God who reasons with the intellectual. 
C)  sustaining stand-offish God. 
D)  a comforter who permeates the self and shares love with others. 
A)  God who is angry with his creatures. 
B)  God who reasons with the intellectual. 
C)  sustaining stand-offish God. 
D)  a comforter who permeates the self and shares love with others.

Question 17

In Buddhism, while there are three jewels, there is a(n) -path for the route to transcendence.

Accepted Answer

A)  sixfold 
B)  sevenfold 
C)  eightfold 
D)  threefold 
A)  sixfold 
B)  sevenfold 
C)  eightfold 
D)  threefold

Question 18

Taoist practice is based on the Tao Te Ching, which is

Accepted Answer

A)  one of the world's shortest, but most influential, religious texts. 
B)  one of the worlds longest and most influential religious texts. 
C)  the sacred journals of Tung Tse Tao. 
D)  the recorded visions of Tung Tse Tao. 
A)  one of the world's shortest, but most influential, religious texts. 
B)  one of the worlds longest and most influential religious texts. 
C)  the sacred journals of Tung Tse Tao. 
D)  the recorded visions of Tung Tse Tao.

Question 19

Most Westerners see the self as the center of the person, while most Easterners see the self as

Accepted Answer

A)  body based and mystical. 
B)  in the future, not in the present. 
C)  in the past and continuing into the present and future. 
D)  ancient, eternal, birthless, and everlasting. 
A)  body based and mystical. 
B)  in the future, not in the present. 
C)  in the past and continuing into the present and future. 
D)  ancient, eternal, birthless, and everlasting.

Question 20

While the behavioristic God of the Torah is , the behavioristic God of the Koran is .

Accepted Answer

A)  in science, in nature 
B)  out there, within 
C)  within, in science 
D)  within, out there 
A)  in science, in nature 
B)  out there, within 
C)  within, in science 
D)  within, out there

The vertical hierarchy is inherently holistic. What does the horizontal axis represent?

Hindu means

Personality theories tilt toward healing which has persisted in a trend that might be seen as a re- vitalized version of which branch of psychology?

The earliest Hindu scriptures were known as what?

Christians worship a "family" of three Gods, known and the Trinity. Which religion has a similar triune God called the Trimurti?

Yoga is seen by Westerners as the superhighway to transcendental growth. What does the word "Yoga" mean?

Which is NOT one of the things personality theories all share?

Which of the following is a nature focused religion of Japanese origin?

What are the first four books of the Christian New Testament called?

When a person refers to the uniting of divinity and humanity in an earthly form, this is known as

Taoism emphasizes the importance of emptiness, whereas Existentialists address

For Hindus, while Brahman is the most abstract, absolute, eternal, and unchanging form of Ultimate reality, what is the universal souls from which all other souls are derived?

What do the transpersonal psychologists include in their personality theories?

The belief that a person's situation in life is a result from his or her karma (deeds) in previous lives is known as

Neo-Pagans

Unlike Christianity which emphasizes Christ as a human-divine incarnation, Judaism portrays a

In Buddhism, while there are three jewels, there is a(n) -path for the route to transcendence.

Taoist practice is based on the Tao Te Ching, which is

Most Westerners see the self as the center of the person, while most Easterners see the self as

While the behavioristic God of the Torah is , the behavioristic God of the Koran is .

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

From Object-Relations to Dyadic Theories of Personality

Self As Constructor

Humanistic Psychoogy the Third Force

Person As Meaning-Maker

Transpersonal Theories of Personality

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Exam 14: Putting Personality All Together

The vertical hierarchy is inherently holistic. What does the horizontal axis represent?

Hindu means

Personality theories tilt toward healing which has persisted in a trend that might be seen as a re- vitalized version of which branch of psychology?

The earliest Hindu scriptures were known as what?

Christians worship a "family" of three Gods, known and the Trinity. Which religion has a similar triune God called the Trimurti?

Yoga is seen by Westerners as the superhighway to transcendental growth. What does the word "Yoga" mean?

Which is NOT one of the things personality theories all share?

Which of the following is a nature focused religion of Japanese origin?

What are the first four books of the Christian New Testament called?

When a person refers to the uniting of divinity and humanity in an earthly form, this is known as

Taoism emphasizes the importance of emptiness, whereas Existentialists address

For Hindus, while Brahman is the most abstract, absolute, eternal, and unchanging form of Ultimate reality, what is the universal souls from which all other souls are derived?

What do the transpersonal psychologists include in their personality theories?

The belief that a person's situation in life is a result from his or her karma (deeds) in previous lives is known as

Neo-Pagans

Unlike Christianity which emphasizes Christ as a human-divine incarnation, Judaism portrays a

In Buddhism, while there are three jewels, there is a(n) -path for the route to transcendence.

Taoist practice is based on the Tao Te Ching, which is

Most Westerners see the self as the center of the person, while most Easterners see the self as

While the behavioristic God of the Torah is , the behavioristic God of the Koran is .

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

From Object-Relations to Dyadic Theories of Personality

Self As Constructor

Humanistic Psychoogy the Third Force

Person As Meaning-Maker

Transpersonal Theories of Personality

Filters