Exam 9: Cognitive Theories and Cognitive Factors

Psychologically meaningful cognitive categories are called:

A ________ construct is one in which parts are not available for conscious reflection or verbalization.

Remembering that you will have to do something in the future is termed:

Define a corollary and provide three examples.

Jack Adams-Webber has conducted research on the concept of:

To Kelly a 'role' is:

People have better autobiographical memory if they are high in ________.

The term ________ refers to an aspect of personality that involves the characteristic way that people tend to explain events.

Define Kelly's constructs.

An unwillingness to adapt by making even slight changes to one's thoughts or behaviours is called:

I have thought a lot about how the different parts of my personality influence other parts. This statement best describes which of the following attributional dimensions?

Which of the following programs have been created to reduce subjectivity and maximize the degree of objectivity in identifying personal constructs?

Give three dimensions of attributional complexity. Give an example of each one.

Attributional complexity refers to:

Another term for a attributional style is:

What is cognitive rigidity? Describe some of the major findings of recent research on cognitive rigidity.

________ allows the client to identify the constructs of other people in his or her life.

What is the link between attributional style and depression?

Personal Construct Theory is associated with:

Mild and moderate depression is associated with: