Exam 4: The Mind: The Psychology of Stress

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Type D is a stress-resistant personality known for the trait of determination.

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Carl Jung was of the opinion that:

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Behind every episode of anger awaits the feeling(s) of:

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The conscious mind receives nearly all the attention of the:

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According to Elisabeth Kübler-Ross, the correct order of the grieving stages is:

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Energy psychology is:

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Which personality is not considered to be "stress prone?"

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Someone with latent anger issues that manifest to explosive is considered to be what type of personality?

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Hearing the phrase "he made me do it" suggests which defense mechanism is at work?

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The word psyche means:

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Stress can be defined as the conflict between the conscious and unconscious mind.

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Making a mountain out of a molehill is an example of cognitive distortion.

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The unconscious mind works:

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Nelson Mandela and Rosa Parks are considered the epitome of the hardy personality.

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The term collective unconscious was coined by which individual?

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Freud stated that defense mechanisms serve the purpose of decreasing pain and increasing pleasure.

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Thoughts and behaviors that act to decrease pain and even increase pleasure are called:

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To make a mountain out of a molehill is referred to as what?

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Which of these personality types is not considered to be stress-resistant?

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A healthy ego generates:

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