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Personality Unit Review
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Tara is asked to look at a photo of a woman/man at a table, then describe it. This is what test
Thematic Apperception Test (TAT)
Big Five Personality Trait Test
Rorschach Test
MMPI
2
Humanistic theory suggests that ___________ is needed for a child's positive self-concept:
permissive parenting
unconditional positive regard
a challenging environment
a friendly neighbourhood
3
This mental structures operates on the pleasure principle & demands immediate gratification:
Ego
Superego
Superid
Id
4
This mental structures operates on the reality principle & provides moral guidance:
Superid
Superego
Id
Ego
5
Tending toward insecurity, anxiety, guilt, worry, and moodiness
best describes this trait:
Neuroticism
Openness
Conscientiousness
Agreeableness
6
The needs at this level of Maslow's hierarchy include: contributing, recognition, and value.
Physiological needs
Safety needs
Esteem needs
Social needs
7
Bill's parents toilet trained him too early/ too strictly. Freud might explain that he's likely
display inappropriate gender identity
develop an inferiority complex
become a perfectionist
have a weak id
8
Being imaginative, curious, open to new ideas, and interested in cultural pursuits
describes:
Extroversion
Openness
Conscientiousness
Agreeableness
9
Which of the following is a list of traits?
all of these options
cheerful, honest, friendly, optimistic
tall, thin, dark-skinned
hunger, arousal, achievement
10
Tending to be withdrawn, quiet, passive, and reserved best describes this personality trait:
Agreeableness
Openness
Introversion
Neuroticism
11
In the iceberg analogy of Freud's 3 levels of consciousness, the largest part is the:
subconscious
unconscious
conscious
preconscious
12
Clint avoids large parties & prefers to hang out with a small group of friends. He shows low:
extraversion
openness
emotional stability
depression
13
The needs at this level of Maslow's hierarchy include: companionship, love & belonging.
Physiological needs
Social needs
Safety needs
Esteem needs
14
The needs at this level of Maslow's hierarchy include: food, water, and shelter
Safety needs
Esteem needs
Social needs
Physiological needs
15
Being responsible, self-disciplined, organized, and high achieving
best describes this trait:
Conscientiousness
Neuroticism
Agreeableness
Openness
16
The information & beliefs you have about your nature, unique qualities, & behavior is called:
actualized self
self-fulfillment
self-esteem
self-concept
17
The thoughts, feeling, emotions that are hidden, but can be brought to your awareness are:
in the preconscious
in the conscious
in the unconscious
in the subconscious
18
In studying personality, a trait theorist would most likely:
use a projective test
observe a person in a variety of situations
use the method of free association
use a personality inventory
19
Which of the following
is
a Projective personality test:
MMPI
Rorchach Inkblot test
Myers-Briggs
Interview
20
The innate tendency towards growth and reaching your highest potential is called:
self-awareness
self-conscious
self-actualization
self-promoting
21
Defense mechanisms are strategies used by the ________________ mind to reduce ________________.
conscious; anxiety
unconscious; anxiety
conscious; intelligence
unconscious; intelligence
22
This defense mechanism blocks unacceptable impulses from coming into awareness:
denial
regression
opression
repression
23
A relatively stable and consistent characteristic that can be used to describe someone
is:
subject
personality
trait
temperment
24
A person will project his inner thoughts & feelings on an ambiguous situation
is the basis for:
projective
nonverbal
subjective
observational
25
The needs at this level of Maslow's hierarchy include: protection from harm, and feeling secure
Safety needs
Esteem needs
Physiological needs
Social needs
26
This personality theory emphasizes internal experiences, and the basic worth of the individual.
Humanistic
Motivational
Social-Cognitive
Psychodynamic
27
Joe is attracted to his bff's wife. Rather than admitting it, he develops a dislike for her.
repression
denial
regression
reaction formation
28
An individual's stable and enduring pattern of thoughts, feelings, and actions is known as:
character
trait
temperment
personality
29
When 2 people score the Rorschach test there's a good change they will have different responses
The test is not reliable
the test has not been standardized
The test is not a projective test
The test has questionable validity
30
In the iceberg analogy of Freud's 3 levels of consciousness, the part we are aware of is:
subconscious
conscious
unconscious
preconscious
31
4-year-old Tommy had not wet his bed in a year. He started again when his baby sister was born:
reaction formation
regression
fixation
projection
32
This mental structures is rational and tries to balance the needs of the other 2 structures:
Id
Ego
Superid
Superego
33
Which of the following is
not
one of the BIG FIVE personality traits
Openness
Extroversion
Contrariness
Neuroticism