Question 1

Eysenck's model of personality is similar to that of

Accepted Answer

A) Hippocrates. 
B) Allport. 
C) Galton. 
D) Mead. 
A) Hippocrates. 
B) Allport. 
C) Galton. 
D) Mead.

Question 2

Mental images of what we are capable of becoming are called

Accepted Answer

A) self-ideals. 
B) self-concepts. 
C) frames of reference. 
D) conditions of worth. 
A) self-ideals. 
B) self-concepts. 
C) frames of reference. 
D) conditions of worth.

Question 3

According to Freud, drives such as _______ and ________ come into conflict with laws, social rules and moral codes.

Accepted Answer

A) the need for food; the need for shelter 
B) sex; aggression 
C) the need for intellectual stimulation; the need for superiority 
D) aggression; the need for self-actualization 
A) the need for food; the need for shelter 
B) sex; aggression 
C) the need for intellectual stimulation; the need for superiority 
D) aggression; the need for self-actualization

Question 4

Who developed analytical psychology?

Accepted Answer

A) Hans Eysenck 
B) Robert Boyle 
C) Gordon Allport 
D) Carl Jung 
A) Hans Eysenck 
B) Robert Boyle 
C) Gordon Allport 
D) Carl Jung

Question 5

Which person best illustrates the concept of conflict during the anal stage?

Accepted Answer

A) Martin bites his nails. 
B) Karen becomes extremely dependent upon her boyfriends. 
C) Katie is sexually active. 
D) Sean is excessively neat and clean. 
A) Martin bites his nails. 
B) Karen becomes extremely dependent upon her boyfriends. 
C) Katie is sexually active. 
D) Sean is excessively neat and clean.

Question 6

Excessive verbal behavior may be an indication of an

Accepted Answer

A) Oedipus complex. 
B) anal fixation. 
C) Electra complex. 
D) oral fixation. 
A) Oedipus complex. 
B) anal fixation. 
C) Electra complex. 
D) oral fixation.

Question 7

The _____of a test is the stability of one's test results from one testing to another.

Accepted Answer

A) validity 
B) reliability 
C) standardization 
D) none of these 
A) validity 
B) reliability 
C) standardization 
D) none of these

Question 8

Patty is outgoing, sociable, and assertive. According to the five-factor model, what does she demonstrate?

Accepted Answer

A) openness to experience 
B) conscientiousness 
C) agreeableness 
D) extraversion 
A) openness to experience 
B) conscientiousness 
C) agreeableness 
D) extraversion

Question 9

The ability to give a response that accurately reflects the shape of the inkblot on the stimulus card is a sign of intact

Accepted Answer

A) malabsorption. 
B) reality testing. 
C) acculturation. 
D) collectivism. 
A) malabsorption. 
B) reality testing. 
C) acculturation. 
D) collectivism.

Question 10

Aaron describes himself as Catholic, Argentinean, and a grandfather of three. This kind of description is characteristic of

Accepted Answer

A) collectivists. 
B) impressionists. 
C) individualists. 
D) neo-impressionists. 
A) collectivists. 
B) impressionists. 
C) individualists. 
D) neo-impressionists.

Question 11

When Bobby spilled water on his father's computer, his father told Bobby that he still loved him. This is an illustration of

Accepted Answer

A) uncategorical aptitude. 
B) uncategorical positive aptitude. 
C) unconditional positive regard. 
D) conditional positive regard. 
A) uncategorical aptitude. 
B) uncategorical positive aptitude. 
C) unconditional positive regard. 
D) conditional positive regard.

Question 12

Priscilla is a psychologist. When she says that someone has a "personality," what is she referring to?

Accepted Answer

A) The person's lively and bubbly demeanor. 
B) The person's tendency to act shyly in some situations and gregariously in other situations. 
C) The person's stable pattern of emotions, motives, and behavior. 
D) The person's behavioral characteristics that make them similar to their family members. 
A) The person's lively and bubbly demeanor. 
B) The person's tendency to act shyly in some situations and gregariously in other situations. 
C) The person's stable pattern of emotions, motives, and behavior. 
D) The person's behavioral characteristics that make them similar to their family members.

Question 13

Freud said that the mind is composed of which three parts?

Accepted Answer

A) metaconscious, semi-conscious, catatonic 
B) post-conscious, mid-conscious, lateral-conscious 
C) metabolism, anabolism, catabolism 
D) unconscious, preconscious, conscious 
A) metaconscious, semi-conscious, catatonic 
B) post-conscious, mid-conscious, lateral-conscious 
C) metabolism, anabolism, catabolism 
D) unconscious, preconscious, conscious

Question 14

According to Alfred Adler, it is the ______________, the self-aware aspect of personality, that strives to overcome obstacles and develop the person's potential.

Accepted Answer

A) collective unconscious 
B) archetype 
C) drive for superiority 
D) creative self 
A) collective unconscious 
B) archetype 
C) drive for superiority 
D) creative self

Question 15

Parents can help children develop self-esteem when they show them _____ _____ regard, or acceptance regardless of their behavior.

Accepted Answer

unconditio

Question 16

Which is an example of a "psychic structure"?

Accepted Answer

A) ego 
B) positive regard 
C) acculturation 
D) competencies 
A) ego 
B) positive regard 
C) acculturation 
D) competencies

Question 17

Chris believes that he will do well at a very academically challenging university. His belief in his success is called ___________by social-cognitive theorists.

Accepted Answer

A) Newton's Law 
B) encoding strategies 
C) self-efficacy expectations 
D) quantum mechanics 
A) Newton's Law 
B) encoding strategies 
C) self-efficacy expectations 
D) quantum mechanics

Question 18

When a parent's approval is only received when rules and standards are achieved, a child may develop

Accepted Answer

A) self-worth. 
B) self-confidence. 
C) conditions of worth. 
D) self-esteem. 
A) self-worth. 
B) self-confidence. 
C) conditions of worth. 
D) self-esteem.

Question 19

What is the removal of anxiety-provoking ideas from awareness called?

Accepted Answer

A) catalysis 
B) reaction formation 
C) repression 
D) regression 
A) catalysis 
B) reaction formation 
C) repression 
D) regression

Question 20

According to the five-factor model, these five factors appear to define the personality structure of people: extraversion, neuroticism, _____, _____, and openness to experience.

Accepted Answer

conscienti

Eysenck's model of personality is similar to that of

Mental images of what we are capable of becoming are called

According to Freud, drives such as _ and __ come into conflict with laws, social rules and moral codes.

Who developed analytical psychology?

Which person best illustrates the concept of conflict during the anal stage?

Excessive verbal behavior may be an indication of an

The _____of a test is the stability of one's test results from one testing to another.

Patty is outgoing, sociable, and assertive. According to the five-factor model, what does she demonstrate?

The ability to give a response that accurately reflects the shape of the inkblot on the stimulus card is a sign of intact

Aaron describes himself as Catholic, Argentinean, and a grandfather of three. This kind of description is characteristic of

When Bobby spilled water on his father's computer, his father told Bobby that he still loved him. This is an illustration of

Priscilla is a psychologist. When she says that someone has a "personality," what is she referring to?

Freud said that the mind is composed of which three parts?

According to Alfred Adler, it is the ______________, the self-aware aspect of personality, that strives to overcome obstacles and develop the person's potential.

Parents can help children develop self-esteem when they show them _ _ regard, or acceptance regardless of their behavior.

Which is an example of a "psychic structure"?

Chris believes that he will do well at a very academically challenging university. His belief in his success is called ___________by social-cognitive theorists.

When a parent's approval is only received when rules and standards are achieved, a child may develop

What is the removal of anxiety-provoking ideas from awareness called?

According to the five-factor model, these five factors appear to define the personality structure of people: extraversion, neuroticism, _, _, and openness to experience.

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Exam 10: Personality: Theory and Measurement

Eysenck's model of personality is similar to that of

Mental images of what we are capable of becoming are called

According to Freud, drives such as _______ and ________ come into conflict with laws, social rules and moral codes.

Who developed analytical psychology?

Which person best illustrates the concept of conflict during the anal stage?

Excessive verbal behavior may be an indication of an

The _____of a test is the stability of one's test results from one testing to another.

Patty is outgoing, sociable, and assertive. According to the five-factor model, what does she demonstrate?

The ability to give a response that accurately reflects the shape of the inkblot on the stimulus card is a sign of intact

Aaron describes himself as Catholic, Argentinean, and a grandfather of three. This kind of description is characteristic of

When Bobby spilled water on his father's computer, his father told Bobby that he still loved him. This is an illustration of

Priscilla is a psychologist. When she says that someone has a "personality," what is she referring to?

Freud said that the mind is composed of which three parts?

According to Alfred Adler, it is the ______________, the self-aware aspect of personality, that strives to overcome obstacles and develop the person's potential.

Parents can help children develop self-esteem when they show them _____ _____ regard, or acceptance regardless of their behavior.

Which is an example of a "psychic structure"?

Chris believes that he will do well at a very academically challenging university. His belief in his success is called ___________by social-cognitive theorists.

When a parent's approval is only received when rules and standards are achieved, a child may develop

What is the removal of anxiety-provoking ideas from awareness called?

According to the five-factor model, these five factors appear to define the personality structure of people: extraversion, neuroticism, _____, _____, and openness to experience.

What Is Psychology

Biology and Psychology

Sensation and Perception

Consciousness

Learning

Memory: Remembrance of Things Past--And Future

Thinking, Language, and Intelligence

Motivation and Emotion

The Voyage Through the Life Span

Stress, Health, and Coping

Psychological Disorders

Methods of Therapy

Social Psychology

Filters

According to Freud, drives such as _ and __ come into conflict with laws, social rules and moral codes.

Parents can help children develop self-esteem when they show them _ _ regard, or acceptance regardless of their behavior.

According to the five-factor model, these five factors appear to define the personality structure of people: extraversion, neuroticism, _, _, and openness to experience.