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Depreciation refers to Disregarding others efforts/capabilities
True
False
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reverts to safer and more secure patterns of behavior
SUBLIMATION
REACTION FORMATION
REPRESSION
REGRESSION
3
sexual drive and sexual practices
GENDER IDENTITY
SEXUALITY/SEXUAL RELATIONSHIPS
robust po
SEX EDUCATION
4
He conducted research on personality traits and concluded that there are 16 basic dimensions
RAYMOND CATELL
RAYMOND CATTELL
RAYMOND CATTEL
RAEMOND CATELL
5
it is a branch-like structure that receives messages from other neurons
dendrograna
soma
dendrites
axon
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Imagined fantasy.
me and crush
ideal self
delusions
imagination
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Can be highly energizing or paralyzing.
INTENSITY OF EMOTIONS
EMOTIONAL DAMAGE
EMOTIONAL STRESS
EMOTIONAL SHARING
8
Social Interest was Adler’s term for “community feeling” or a “Feeling of oneness with humanity.”
True
False
9
THESE ARE THE STEPS TO FOLLOW WHEN MAKING A MIND MAP, EXCEPT:
HELPING EACH OTHER
INCLUDE IMAGES
COLOR CODE THE BRANCES
ADD KEYWORDS PER BRANCH
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refers to the Emotions that are pleasant and provide one with a good feeling.
POSITIVITY
POSITIVE ATTITUDE
POSITIVE EMOTIONS
PESSIMISTIC
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KNOWING ONESELF THROUGH OTHERS by using others judgments and perceptions.
False
True
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it is the conscious methods that people use to avoid negative emotions.
toxicity
safeguarding tendencies
subconscious
conscious
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William McKinley studied results of EEG or Electroencephalograph (brain disorder machine).
True
False
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It came from the Greek word persona which means putting on a mask. How an individual distinctly thinks and behaves
personality
personallity
person
personally
15
NEGLECTED STYLE OF LIFE - parents did too much for them growing up
False
True
16
it is Where the primary motor area is located.
frontal lobe
parietal lobe
occipital lobe
temporal lobe
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Voluntarily is based on consciousl intended strategies. Ex. Choosing to avoid people
True
False
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They first coined the term Emotional Intelligence
MICHAEL MYERS AND PETER DOUGLAS
PETER SALOVEY AND JOHN D. MAYER
PETER MYERS AND FRANKLIN
SEAN REYES AND ALFADONNA NAVALES
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discovery of one’s inherent power
ABILITY
KNOWLEDGE
WISDOM
FREEDOM
20
does the opposite of an unacceptable feeling
Safeguarding Tendencies
Displacement
Defense Mechanism
Reaction Formation
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it is the tools for communication
SOCIAL SKILLS
PUBLIC SPEAKING
CONFIDENCE
SELF WORTH
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he introduces the Theory of the Eight Stages of Psychosocial Development and coined the famous phrase “identity crisis”
ERIK JOHANNES BACH
ERIK ERIKSON
ERIC MAXWELL
ERIK STYPYHORLIKSON
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consists of positive indicators in their physical, psychological, cognitive socialism and economic domains of young ppl
HUMAN BEING
PSYCHOLOGY
WELL-BEING
SOCIALISM
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ROBERT MCKENZIE and PAUL ACOSTA narrowed down the 16 traits to the Big Five
False
True
25
People with high EQ may be more effective in how they interact with others.
False
True
26
it is the positive side of stress.
EUPHORIA
EUSTRESS
RESPECT
DISTRESS
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refers to forcing bad thoughts into the subconscious mind
SUBLIMATION
PRESSURE
REPRESSION
REACTION FORMATION
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witnessing one’s self and others in the moment.
ACCEPTANCE
JOY
UNDERSTANDING
PRESENCE
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subjective evaluation of one’s self worth
SELF AWARENESS
SELF WORTH
SELF ESTEEM
SELF REGULATIONS
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OFFENSE MECHANISM for coping strategies
True
False
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RIGHT HEMISPHERE is Associated with logic, reasoning, and language.
True
False
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refers to the Clear and confidently defining an individual’s self-concept.
self control
self concept
self evaluation
self concept clarity
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it is The human brain’s capability of altering its structure.
TRAUMA
NEUROGENIC
MEMORIES
NEUROGENESIS
34
A technique and visual tool where ideas branch from a central image.
visual representation
self control
visual mapping
mind mapping
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Self-consciousness of body
PHYSICAL APPEARANCE
EMOTIONS
INSECURITIES
SELF ESTEEM
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Emotions that are unpleasant and may cause feelings of discomfort.
NEGATIVE EMOTIONS
TOXICITY
BAD BEHAVIOR
UNCOMFORTABLE
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relationship between a child and their parents are a key factor as well as social and cultural conditions.
KAREN SMITH
KAREN BARAL
KAREN HORNEY
KAREN CANTILLIER
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The brain is also divided into the LEFT and RIGHT hemisphere.
True
False
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refers to the attributes of their unwanted thoughts to external objects, usually other people
REPRESSION
PROJECTION
REGRESSION
REACTION FORMATION
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right or wrong
EGGOS
ID “PLEASURE MAN”
EGO “DECISION MAKER”
SUPEREGO “THE MORAL MAN”
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this are the Basic emotions which are innate (natural) and are experienced for short periods of time.
involuntary
voluntary
primary emotions
secondary emotions
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He stated that it is normal to feel inferior
ALFRED ADLER
ALFRED REYES
ALFRED BAUTISTA
ALFRED NAVALES
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distractions or fear of failure
trauma
parents’ expectations
academic concerns
phobia
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this means the people that one looks up to can influence their identity, beliefs, and values.
modelling
past experiences
inspirations
parents / families
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A person’s actual and current being.
reality
real self
self actualization
human being
46
A psychologist who espoused the uniqueness of each individual.
GORDON RAMSEY
GORDON ALLPORT
GORDON WILLIAMS
GRODON ALLPORT
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all of them are mental health concerns in adolescence, EXCEPT:
self-esteem
conduct disorder
self worth
antisocial behavior
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it is the personal stance that one develops from previous, personal experiences.
moral
past success
experiences
attitude
49
procedure done by severing the corpus callosum to avelliate epileptic seizures
neuroendoscopy
deep brain stimulation
split brain surgery
neurosurgery
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It is defined as one’s personality or ego.
self
ideal self
personality
pride
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feelings that have behavioral and cognitive components that may be covert (concealed) or overt (displayed).
emotions
secondary emotions
primary emotions
feelings
52
flower that represents symbol of “self”
GLAZE LILLIES
LOTUS
SUNFLOWER
SILK FLOWER
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sharing has inter and intrapersonal benefits as individuals report an inner sense of SATISFACTION and RELIEF
True
False
54
“Whole Brain Theory” states the the entire brain is not active during mental processing and the various parts interact
False
True
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refers to the person’s intellectual abilities (thoughts, attitudes, beliefs, and values)
abilities
cognitive
precognition
knowledge
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she is a Filipino professor and psychologist that Developed an Asian - Transpersonal approach to growing self
MARIA LOURDES LLANEZA - RAMOS
ALFADONNA MARIE NAVALES - MARCELINO
MARIA LOURDES LLUGO - NAVALES
MARIA LOURDES ALDUHEZA - RAMOS
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Pampered Style of Life - grew up feeling unwanted/unloved.
False
True
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biggest and most important seemingly.
self worth
ideal self
right course/career
good moral and right conduct
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ENNEAGRAM is an european tool for knowing one’s personality type.
False
True
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THESE ARE THE SOURCES OF STRESS, EXCEPT:
Financial Status
Academic Validation
Serious illness or Injury
Platonic or familial relationships
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SURFACE TRAITS refers to the Traits that are not readily observable by others
True
False
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Contains the primary somatosensory area
parietal lobe
frontal lobe
temporal lobe
occipital lobe
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He believed that over time, emotions developed to help humans solve problems
SIGMUND FREUD
GREGOR MENDEL
JAMES CHARLES
CHARLES DARWIN
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Warm sense of comfort and fitting in
GROUP OF FRIENDS
BELONGINGNESS
ACCEPTANCE
GROUP BELONGINGNESS
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Intense negative emotions may lead to ANGER
False
True
66
accusation refers to direct accountability
False
True
67
thoughts
CONSCIOUS
UNCONSCIOUS
SUPER EGO
SUBCONSCIOUS
68
SELF - ACTUALIZATION refers to who i’m with
False
True
69
Location of the primary visual area which receives visual signals from the thalamus and processes visual sensations
parietal lobe
occipital lobe
temporal lobe
frontal lobe
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the gift of insight
UNDERSTANDING
INTELLIGENCE
JUDGEMENT
ABILITY
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ability to be receptive to life as it is.
OPENNESS
AWARENESS
EXPERIENCES
ACCEPTANCE
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STRATEGIES FOR LEARNING: - Highlight important concepts. - Make notes in your own words. - Use mnemonic devices.
False
True
73
PEOPLE WITH LOW SELF-EFFICACY ARE MUCH MORE CONFIDENT.
True
False
74
The Brain also communicates with the rest of the body through specialized cells called NEURONS
True
False
75
expanded recognition of what is really happening
PRECOGNITION
AWARENESS
ABILITY
KNOWLEDGE
76
a tube-like structure that carries messages from the soma to other neurons
neurons
axon
dendrites
soma
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it is the cell body and maintains the life and functions of the cell.
neurons
axon
soma
dendrites
78
PSYCHOANALYTIC THEORY
SIGMUND FREUD
SIGMUND FRANK
SIGMUND FRAID
SIGMUND FRAUD
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refers to the ideal one judges to be true
moral
beliefs
wisdom
values
80
SELF - TRANSCENDENCE refers to people pleasing
False
True
81
SOURCE TRAITS is the Core of the personality. But, not important and fundamental trait.
False
True
82
P - Positive Emotions E - Empowerment R - Relatives M - Managing A - Accomplishment
True
False
83
refers to the response to traumatic brain injury and disease.
NEUROLOGICAL
NEUROGENESIS
NEUROPLASTICITY
NEURODIVERGENT
84
refers to the automatic emotion without conscious intention. Ex. facial expressions
primary emotions
involuntary
secondary emotions
voluntary
85
decide how one will meet challenges
UNDERSTANDING
CHOICE
DECISION MAKING
CRITICAL THINKING
86
People are born with a blank slate
True
False
87
Set of skills for processing emotional information and using this to guide one’s actions.
emotional intelligence
negative emotions
positive emotions
emotional sharing
88
High IQ and Low EQ are necessary to succeed in life
True
False
89
refers to the understanding others’ feelings
apathy
care
empathy
sympathy
90
willingness to embrace one’s self and one’s life with its many factors.
LOVE
ACCEPTANCE
CARE
AWARENESS
91
primary somatosensory area does not processes sensory information through touch, pressure, pain, thermal sense, etc.
False
True
92
refers to the subjective judgments
moral
wisdom
values
beliefs
93
He developed the “Whole Brain Theory”
William Edward Schumann
William James Bach
William McKinley
William Edward Herrmann
94
refers to The self we aspire to be.
ideal life
motivational quotes
inspirations
ideal self
95
refers to rational, logical, factual, objective, quantitative
CRITICAL THINKING
ANALYTICAL
PRACTICAL
LOGICAL THINKING
96
refers to how clearly one can understand their moods/feelings.
EMOTIONAL CLARITY
POSITIVE EMOTIONS
EMOTIONS AND FEELINGS
EMOTIONAL VALIDATION
97
this Require higher order thinking and therefore not reflexive, instead, they develop over time and take longer to fade.
primary emotions
emotions
secondary emotions
emotional sharing
98
People are motivated to either strive for superiority (healthy) or to strive for success (can be unhealthy)
False
True
99
refers to The way we consciously see ourselves.
self regulation
self concept
self evaluation
ideal self
100
Contains the primary auditory area, is in charge of hearing, processing, and understanding of auditory stimuli.
occipital lobe
temporal lobe
parietal lobe
frontal lobe