Unit 5 Study Guide/Quiz - Honors Psychology

Shifting impulses from an unacceptable target to a more acceptable target is called

A test given at the end of a semester to measure what you have learned is a/ an

When someone is very angry, but they laugh uncontrollably instead of yell they are using

A quiet, relaxed, shy person is known as a(n)

Astudent is ranked in the 75 percentile on her college exam. This means

Carl Jung's term for the part of the psyche similar to Freud's unconscious is

Counting the number of questions a student got right without knowing the point value of each is

Every person has the person and the self according to...

Traits that dominate an individual's personality to the point they become known for them are

The Id, Ego, and Super Ego are the three parts of the personality according to...

Having general intelligence and specific intelligence is apart of the..

The degree to which a test is consistent and stable in its results

A coping technique used to reduce anxiety is a 

Who defined a self-actualized person?

Maslow's alternative to psychoanalysis and behaviorism is

A test that is designed to predict how successful and happy a student might be in a career is

A distinguishing quality or characteristic is a...

A teenager throws a temper tantrum when her mother won't allow her to go to the concert.

The extent to which a test accurately measures what it is intended to measure is

(Mental age / Chronological Age) X 100 is how you measure what?

A thief who constantly accuses others of stealing is using what defense mechanism?

Suppressing a thought/memory so that it becomes unconscious is what type of defense mechanism?

An outgoing, sociable, energetic person is known as a/ an

The Stanford- Binet is what type of test?

The moral component of the personality is the

A self-actualized person is

A wife refuses to acknowledge that her husband is cheating on her.

According to Freud, the conscious decision-making process is done where?

What types of tests do most college admissions utilize?

What type of psychology are rewards and punishments associated with?