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Stage 2 Psychology Personality Quiz- South Australia
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Which of the following traits would be considered to fall under a Neurotic personality type?
Extraverted
Fearful
Violent
Happy
2
A strength of Maslow's Theory includes
People are not attracted to their parents
It founded this area of Psychology
It takes Genetics into account
It is a positive approach
3
Eysenck believed an individuals personality was a product of:
Parental Advice
Social Upbringing
An Affinity to Animals
Genetic Inheretance
4
Which of the following is a Subjective Qualitative Method of Assessing Personality?
NEO-PI-R
Rorschach Inkblot Test
Behavioral Counts
STAXI-2
5
Which assessment would be BEST suited to a Humanistic approach of personality evaluation?
Interview
NEO-PI-R
TAT Test
Any Rating Scale
6
The name of a famous personality psychologist was ____________ Freud.
Shannon
Simon
Selegman
Sigmund
7
An example of a defense mechanism is:
SuperEgo
Mania
Recession
Repression
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A weakness for Freudian theory is that:
It talks about early childhood experimiences
His sample was large
The Id is too outrageous
It's very pessimistic
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Eysenck used _________ ________ to reduce a large number of Traits to specific dimensions.
Factor Analysis
Fraction Analysis
Factor Instagram
Trait Reduction
10
Maslow stated that when a person couldn't meet a need they become frustrated leading to:
Not being self actualised
Falling down levels
Continued Frustration
Mental health Issues
11
"Personality tests must not be traceable to the Person". Which Ethical consideration is this?
Voluntary Particiaption
Informed Consent
Confidentiality
Debriefing
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A person who is at the top of Maslows Hierarchy of needs is considered to be:
Have achieved all other needs
All Answers are correct
Creative, Kind, Moral
Self-Actualised
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In Personality assessment, Reliability is:
How applicable the results are to the outside world
An assessment measuring what its supposed to
Getting the Same results each time a test is repeated
Getting the same results as everyone else
