Chapter 14, Personality

Question 1

(MMPI-II) (MCMI-III)

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Pathological Structured P.I.

Question 2

(MMPI-II) (MCMI-III) (CPI) (MBTI) (NEO-PI) (16PF)

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Structured P.I.

Question 3

People are sorted into categories, meaning they are one thing or anotherThere are four categories (Ex. EFTP)

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Type Theory

Question 4

Which of the following are examples of Projective Tests?

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Rorschach and TAT

Question 5

Refers to the ways in which a test taker responds to an item in some manner that distorts the test results. (6)

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Response Styles

Question 6

Characteristics lie on a continuum Ex. Five Factor Model or the NEO/OCEAN

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Trait Theory

Question 7

Guessing (or not guessing) when in doubt of the answer

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Cautiousness, Gambling

Question 8

This style of P.I. assess things such as life satisfaction, self-efficacy, resiliency, coping skills, and well-being

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Positive Focus

Question 9

(CPI) (MBTI) (NEO-PI) (16PF)

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Nonpathological Structured P.I.

Question 10

disagreeing with whatever item is presented (Answering all items as false/no)

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Nonacquiescence

Question 11

Extraversion, Anxiety, Tough-Mindedness, Independence,Self-Control

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16PF - FIve Global Factors

Question 12

Making unusual or uncommon responses

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Deviance

Question 13

the clustering of various states. ___ Can be regarded as a general description of someone

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Type

Question 14

The transitory exhibition of some trait(Basically just means a Temporary Display of traits)

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State

Question 15

Tendency to accept/agree with statements regardless of the item content (answering all items as True/Yes)

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Acquiescent

Question 16

This Pathological P.I. Assesses DSM-5 related personality disorders and clinical syndromes

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MCMI-III

Question 17

Usually standardized, self-report instruments that utilize Select Response Items and Rating Scales

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Structured Personality Inventory

Question 18

assesses social and behavioral problems to assist in the diagnosis of psychopathology. 567 T/F Items, 10 Clinical Scales

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MMPI-II

Question 19

Self-report questionnaires that assess personality traits.

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Personality Inventory

Question 20

Characteristics of an individual that can reflect emotional disposition or behavior

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Trait

Question 21

Based on the typology theories of Carl Jung.

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MBTI

Question 22

Purpose of Personality Inventories

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Define State/Trait, assess overall personality, or increase Self-Awareness

Question 23

Choosing the response that bests presents self in a favorable light

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Social Desirability

Question 24

Primarily answering on opposite ends of assessments, and avoiding the middle

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Extreme

Question 25

MMPI-II: What is the correct mean & SD, and clinical significance cut off score

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50, 10 (65)

Question 26

The reasonably stable pattern of thoughts, emotions and behavior that distinguish one person from another

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Personality

Chapter 14, Personality

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Chapter 14, Personality

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