Question 1

Human males testicle size is closest to all but one listed below. To which were human male's NOT close in testicular size?

Accepted Answer

A)  chimpanzees 
B)  gorillas 
C)  gibbons 
D)  orangutans 
A)  chimpanzees 
B)  gorillas 
C)  gibbons 
D)  orangutans

Question 2

Elusiveness is

Accepted Answer

A)  evading the conflict between the real self and the idealized image of self 
B)  hiding from close relations with members of both genders 
C)  slithering away from conflicts by refusing to take an identifiable stand 
D)  saying the opposite of what one really feels about relations with significant others 
A)  evading the conflict between the real self and the idealized image of self 
B)  hiding from close relations with members of both genders 
C)  slithering away from conflicts by refusing to take an identifiable stand 
D)  saying the opposite of what one really feels about relations with significant others

Question 3

Harris (2000) hooked subjects up to a physiological machine and found what result that fails to support evolutionary theory?

Accepted Answer

A)  Men were unreactive to sexual material. 
B)  Men reacted to sexual more strongly than emotional scenarios even when infidelity was not involved. 
C)  Women were more reactive to sexual than to emotional infidelity. 
D)  There were no gender differences at all. 
A)  Men were unreactive to sexual material. 
B)  Men reacted to sexual more strongly than emotional scenarios even when infidelity was not involved. 
C)  Women were more reactive to sexual than to emotional infidelity. 
D)  There were no gender differences at all.

Question 4

All of the following are among Freud's theoretical speculations that Horney challenged, except one. Which is NOT among Freudian ideas that she challenged?

Accepted Answer

A)  Women feel shame over their biological deficiencies. 
B)  Lacking penises, women overvalue relationships with men. 
C)  Women seek sexual stimulation through the clitoris because it is penis-like. 
D)  Women develop a superego that includes society's script concerning how to behave. 
A)  Women feel shame over their biological deficiencies. 
B)  Lacking penises, women overvalue relationships with men. 
C)  Women seek sexual stimulation through the clitoris because it is penis-like. 
D)  Women develop a superego that includes society's script concerning how to behave.

Question 5

All of the following are among Horney's Ten Neurotic Needs, except one. Which is NOT one of the ten needs?

Accepted Answer

A)  Affection and approval 
B)  Exploiting others 
C)  Social recognition or prestige 
D)  Self-actualization 
A)  Affection and approval 
B)  Exploiting others 
C)  Social recognition or prestige 
D)  Self-actualization

Question 6

Under conditions that eliminated "paternal uncertainty" as a factor in preferences, Mathes and Smith (1999) had men and women choose between emotional support and sexual gratification with their partners. They found

Accepted Answer

A)  men showed more concern about emotional support 
B)  women showed more concern about sexual gratification 
C)  men showed more concern about sexual gratification 
D)  there were no gender differences in choices 
A)  men showed more concern about emotional support 
B)  women showed more concern about sexual gratification 
C)  men showed more concern about sexual gratification 
D)  there were no gender differences in choices

Question 7

Which of following is a main reason for identifying the characteristics of the individual's dominant needs

Accepted Answer

A)  to determine the repressed experiences that have led to the neurosis 
B)  to allow the individual insight into his or her neurosis 
C)  to reveal the relative direction the person is likely to take in relationships with others 
D)  to learn what to expect from the neurosis in terms of future unconscious conflicts 
A)  to determine the repressed experiences that have led to the neurosis 
B)  to allow the individual insight into his or her neurosis 
C)  to reveal the relative direction the person is likely to take in relationships with others 
D)  to learn what to expect from the neurosis in terms of future unconscious conflicts

Question 8

Horney was

Accepted Answer

A)  Canadian 
B)  Austrian 
C)  part Norwegian 
D)  part Indian (from India) 
A)  Canadian 
B)  Austrian 
C)  part Norwegian 
D)  part Indian (from India)

Question 9

All except one of the following are characteristic of neurotic individuals. Which is NOT one of their characteristics?

Accepted Answer

A)  inferiority feelings 
B)  unhappiness 
C)  hyperactivity 
D)  distrust 
A)  inferiority feelings 
B)  unhappiness 
C)  hyperactivity 
D)  distrust

Question 10

Self-recognition is

Accepted Answer

A)  differentiating the self from that of other people, especially parents 
B)  coming to know one's own neuroses, idealized self-image, and real self 
C)  recognizing the nature and extent of connections to the selves of significant others 
D)  recognizing where one is in life and where one is going in terms of development of the self 
A)  differentiating the self from that of other people, especially parents 
B)  coming to know one's own neuroses, idealized self-image, and real self 
C)  recognizing the nature and extent of connections to the selves of significant others 
D)  recognizing where one is in life and where one is going in terms of development of the self

Question 11

Which of the following is most likely Horney's greatest contribution?

Accepted Answer

A)  the "movement against others" orientation 
B)  rationalization 
C)  founding of the Association for the Advancement of Psychoanalysis 
D)  her attention to "neuroses" 
A)  the "movement against others" orientation 
B)  rationalization 
C)  founding of the Association for the Advancement of Psychoanalysis 
D)  her attention to "neuroses"

Question 12

All of the following, except one, were "bones of contention" in Horney's disagreements with Freud. Which was NOT a matter of contention between Horney and Freud?

Accepted Answer

A)  the importance of early childhood experiences 
B)  the importance of culture 
C)  psychoanalysts' extrapolation from their own cultures to all others 
D)  the emphasize on sexual factor 
A)  the importance of early childhood experiences 
B)  the importance of culture 
C)  psychoanalysts' extrapolation from their own cultures to all others 
D)  the emphasize on sexual factor

Question 13

Having attended psychoanalytic sessions at Dr. Carl Abraham's house, Horney was associated with the founding of the

Accepted Answer

A)  anti-Freud movement 
B)  Feminists' League of Psychoanalysts 
C)  NeoFreudian Movement 
D)  Berlin Psychoanalytic Institute 
A)  anti-Freud movement 
B)  Feminists' League of Psychoanalysts 
C)  NeoFreudian Movement 
D)  Berlin Psychoanalytic Institute

Question 14

What is a "blind spot?"

Accepted Answer

A)  a contradiction about which one manages to remain unaware 
B)  an hysterical blindness brought on by the idealized image of the self 
C)  a scotomaπmissing portion of the visual fieldπupon which unwanted stimulation is focused 
D)  an actual dysfunction of the visual cortex that results from the fear of "seeing" oneself reflected in others 
A)  a contradiction about which one manages to remain unaware 
B)  an hysterical blindness brought on by the idealized image of the self 
C)  a scotomaπmissing portion of the visual fieldπupon which unwanted stimulation is focused 
D)  an actual dysfunction of the visual cortex that results from the fear of "seeing" oneself reflected in others

Question 15

Self-effacing refers to

Accepted Answer

A)  desire to be "in control" and not admit that one is incorrect 
B)  believing that winning is everything, how the game is played is nothing 
C)  being the on-looker, the non-competitor, the avoider who is hypersensitive to influence attempts 
D)  seeking accommodation to others at any price 
A)  desire to be "in control" and not admit that one is incorrect 
B)  believing that winning is everything, how the game is played is nothing 
C)  being the on-looker, the non-competitor, the avoider who is hypersensitive to influence attempts 
D)  seeking accommodation to others at any price

Question 16

During medical school Horney

Accepted Answer

A)  adopted Dr. Karl Abraham, a psychoanalyst, as her mentor 
B)  had a series of affairs 
C)  became violently ill frequently 
D)  had several conflicts with male students 
A)  adopted Dr. Karl Abraham, a psychoanalyst, as her mentor 
B)  had a series of affairs 
C)  became violently ill frequently 
D)  had several conflicts with male students

Question 17

All of the following, except one, were among Horney's beliefs about sexuality. Which was NOT her belief about sexuality?

Accepted Answer

A)  Masturbation is normal. 
B)  Some women are repressed homosexuals. 
C)  Sex outside of marriage is neurotic, because it becomes a compulsion. 
D)  There are individuals who, finding themselves in anxious circumstances, are attracted to the most prominent person present. 
A)  Masturbation is normal. 
B)  Some women are repressed homosexuals. 
C)  Sex outside of marriage is neurotic, because it becomes a compulsion. 
D)  There are individuals who, finding themselves in anxious circumstances, are attracted to the most prominent person present.

Question 18

According to evolutionary theory, which is correct regarding men's and women's orientation to ensuring that their genes are passed to future generations?

Accepted Answer

A)  Only women are highly concerned about sexual infidelity. 
B)  Both genders are highly concerned about sexual infidelity. 
C)  Men are more concerned about emotional infidelity. 
D)  Women are more concerned about emotional infidelity. 
A)  Only women are highly concerned about sexual infidelity. 
B)  Both genders are highly concerned about sexual infidelity. 
C)  Men are more concerned about emotional infidelity. 
D)  Women are more concerned about emotional infidelity.

Question 19

What contribution did Horney make while an adolescent?

Accepted Answer

A)  a method for recording on-going social exchanges 
B)  a piece of music that is still played 
C)  a concept, elusiveness, that she later included in her theory 
D)  a lucid and fascinating chronicle of her life during adolescence 
A)  a method for recording on-going social exchanges 
B)  a piece of music that is still played 
C)  a concept, elusiveness, that she later included in her theory 
D)  a lucid and fascinating chronicle of her life during adolescence

Question 20

According to Horney's psychology of women

Accepted Answer

A)  women have been restricted to a private, emotional sphere of life 
B)  love and devotion "should" come to be regarded as feminine ideals 
C)  love is an unrealistic value for women to pursue 
D)  only in men's minds are pursuits outside the emotional realm of secondary importance to women 
A)  women have been restricted to a private, emotional sphere of life 
B)  love and devotion "should" come to be regarded as feminine ideals 
C)  love is an unrealistic value for women to pursue 
D)  only in men's minds are pursuits outside the emotional realm of secondary importance to women

Human males testicle size is closest to all but one listed below. To which were human male's NOT close in testicular size?

Elusiveness is

Harris (2000) hooked subjects up to a physiological machine and found what result that fails to support evolutionary theory?

All of the following are among Freud's theoretical speculations that Horney challenged, except one. Which is NOT among Freudian ideas that she challenged?

All of the following are among Horney's Ten Neurotic Needs, except one. Which is NOT one of the ten needs?

Under conditions that eliminated "paternal uncertainty" as a factor in preferences, Mathes and Smith (1999) had men and women choose between emotional support and sexual gratification with their partners. They found

Which of following is a main reason for identifying the characteristics of the individual's dominant needs

Horney was

All except one of the following are characteristic of neurotic individuals. Which is NOT one of their characteristics?

Self-recognition is

Which of the following is most likely Horney's greatest contribution?

All of the following, except one, were "bones of contention" in Horney's disagreements with Freud. Which was NOT a matter of contention between Horney and Freud?

Having attended psychoanalytic sessions at Dr. Carl Abraham's house, Horney was associated with the founding of the

What is a "blind spot?"

Self-effacing refers to

During medical school Horney

All of the following, except one, were among Horney's beliefs about sexuality. Which was NOT her belief about sexuality?

According to evolutionary theory, which is correct regarding men's and women's orientation to ensuring that their genes are passed to future generations?

What contribution did Horney make while an adolescent?

According to Horney's psychology of women

Introduction

The Psychoanalytic Legacy: Sigmund Freud

Personalitys Ancestral Foundation: Carl Jung

Overcoming Inferiority and Striving for Superiority: Alfred Adler

Personality From the Interpersonal Perspective: Harry Stack Sullivan

The Seasons of Our Lives: Erik Erikson

The Sociopsychological Approach to Personality: Erich Fromm

Every Person Is to Be Prized: Carl Rogers

Becoming All That One Can Be: Abraham Maslow

Marching to a Different Drummer: George Kelly

The Social-Cognitive Approach to Personality: Walter Mischel and Julian Rotter

Thinking Ahead and Learning Mastery of Ones Circumstances: Albert Bandura

Its All a Matter of Consequences: B.F Skinner

Human Needs and Environmental Press: Henry a Murray

The Trait Approach to Personality: Raymond Cattell and Hans Eysenck

Personality Development and Prejudice: Gordon Allport

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Exam 5: Moving Toward, Away From, and Against Others: Karen Horney

Human males testicle size is closest to all but one listed below. To which were human male's NOT close in testicular size?

Elusiveness is

Harris (2000) hooked subjects up to a physiological machine and found what result that fails to support evolutionary theory?

All of the following are among Freud's theoretical speculations that Horney challenged, except one. Which is NOT among Freudian ideas that she challenged?

All of the following are among Horney's Ten Neurotic Needs, except one. Which is NOT one of the ten needs?

Under conditions that eliminated "paternal uncertainty" as a factor in preferences, Mathes and Smith (1999) had men and women choose between emotional support and sexual gratification with their partners. They found

Which of following is a main reason for identifying the characteristics of the individual's dominant needs

Horney was

All except one of the following are characteristic of neurotic individuals. Which is NOT one of their characteristics?

Self-recognition is

Which of the following is most likely Horney's greatest contribution?

All of the following, except one, were "bones of contention" in Horney's disagreements with Freud. Which was NOT a matter of contention between Horney and Freud?

Having attended psychoanalytic sessions at Dr. Carl Abraham's house, Horney was associated with the founding of the

What is a "blind spot?"

Self-effacing refers to

During medical school Horney

All of the following, except one, were among Horney's beliefs about sexuality. Which was NOT her belief about sexuality?

According to evolutionary theory, which is correct regarding men's and women's orientation to ensuring that their genes are passed to future generations?

What contribution did Horney make while an adolescent?

According to Horney's psychology of women

Introduction

The Psychoanalytic Legacy: Sigmund Freud

Personalitys Ancestral Foundation: Carl Jung

Overcoming Inferiority and Striving for Superiority: Alfred Adler

Personality From the Interpersonal Perspective: Harry Stack Sullivan

The Seasons of Our Lives: Erik Erikson

The Sociopsychological Approach to Personality: Erich Fromm

Every Person Is to Be Prized: Carl Rogers

Becoming All That One Can Be: Abraham Maslow

Marching to a Different Drummer: George Kelly

The Social-Cognitive Approach to Personality: Walter Mischel and Julian Rotter

Thinking Ahead and Learning Mastery of Ones Circumstances: Albert Bandura

Its All a Matter of Consequences: B.F Skinner

Human Needs and Environmental Press: Henry a Murray

The Trait Approach to Personality: Raymond Cattell and Hans Eysenck

Personality Development and Prejudice: Gordon Allport

Where Is Personality Theory Going

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