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Theories of Personalities Final Review
Theories of Personalities Final Review
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1
Expressive behavior is simply one's way of expressing oneself.
false
true
2
Traits that happen as a result of adaptations but are not part of the functional design:
natural selection
physical mechanisms
by-products
default traits
3
Personal dispositions that initiate actions are called ____________.
motivational traits
productive characteristics
verbs
active traits
4
According to Buss, breeding would be characterized as
artificial selection.
false
true
5
_____ is the structure that gives meaning to experience and allows people to make decisions
none of the above
certainty
intentionality
memory
6
Which of the following is NOT one of the three modes of being-in-the-world?
Unwelt
Eigenwelt
Triwelt
Mitwelt
7
When people have the capacity tor rely on others for goods and services.
collective efficacy
human agency
self-efficacy
proxy agency
8
Buss's model of personality seems to be the opposite of The Big Five approach of McCrae & Costa
true
false
9
There are still
numerous
misunderstandings of evolutionary theory.
false
true
10
According to Buss, the two main sources of the origin of personality are:
genetics and education
environment and birth order
genetics and socioeconomic status
environment and genetics
11
Allport's 3 levels of personal dispositions include all if the following
except
:
final dispositions
central dispositions
cardinal dispositions
secondary dispositions
12
May believed
people are motivated to search
for answers to questions about the meaning of life
false
true
13
Maslow believed that motivation affects the
whole
person.
true
false
14
_____ refers to actions that fail to move a person closer to a desired goal (Rottter&Mischel)
locus of control
freedom of movement
personal dispositions
maladaptive behaviors
15
Allport believed that people did not have much
conscious control
over their lives.
true
false
16
which of the following is NOT
one of Maslow's conative needs?
esteem
personal goals
safety
self-actualization
17
According to Maslow, _____ is motivated and is directed toward the satisfaction of basic needs.
positive behavior
ambitious behavior
coping behavior
none of the above
18
Low scores on McCrae and Costa's neuroticism scale tend to predict:
anxiety
obsessive-compulsive disorders
emotional stability
hysteria
19
The degree to which a person prefers one set of reinforcements to another
locus of control
interpersonal trust
personal preference
need value
20
The Five-Factor Theory has been used to assess personality traits in cultures around the world.
true
false
21
_____is acquired through the reciprocal interaction of environment, personal factors & behavior
internal factors
dysfunctional behaviors
chance encounters
education
22
Conative needs on the hierarchy cannot be reversed.
true
false
23
This theorist emphasized the importance of
unconditional positive regard.
Allport
Rogers
Eysenck
Skinner
24
Unhealthy behaviors are
not
learned through operant conditioning.
true
false
25
Adaptations
are evolved strategies that solve survival problems, but not reproductive problems
true
false
26
Skinner believed all control ultimately rests with the environment and not free will.
false
true
27
May explained that people experience anxiety when they are aware __________.
that they are free to choose
both a and c
of the possibility of nonbeing
none of the above
28
_____ states that all matter tends to evolve from simple to more complex forms.
formative tendency
developmental tendency
evolutionary tendency
actualization tendency
29
The four principal intermittent schedules of reinforcement include all the following except:
fixed-interval
variable-interval
modified-ratio
fixed-ratio
30
Allport defined
common traits
as general characteristics held in common by many people.
true (yes, its that simple!)
false (is anything ever that simple?)
31
_____ learning allows people to learn without performing a behavior.
enactive
observational
internal
spectator
32
According to Rogers, each of the following are barriers to psychological healthy
except
:
aggression
incongruence
conditions of worth
disorganization
33
The Personal Orientation Inventory is a standardized test designed to measure:
self-actualizing values and barriers
self-actualizing values and style
self-actualizing values and goals
self-actualizing values and behaviors
34
McCrae & Costa placed equal emphasis on
biological
and
environmental influences
on personality.
true
false
35
Process of changing behavior in which reinforcement/punishment is reliant on a certain behavior
classical conditioning
operant conditioning
behavior modification
none of the above
36
The
Jonah complex
is one's fear or failing.
false
true
37
Aversive stimulus that when removed from environment, increases probability of a given behavior
positive reinforcer
unhealthy behavior
negative reinforcer
neutral reinforcer
38
Allport was _____ in his acceptance of ideas from a verity of sources.
Allport did not accept ideas from a verity of sources
selective
inconsistent
eclectic
39
According to May, people have an
equal
degree of both
freedom
and
responsibility
.
true
false
40
Skinner's theory of personality is based largely on his
behavioral analysis
of
children and adults
dogs
rats and pigeons
children
41
Social cognitive therapy emphasizes cognitive meditation, but not perceived self-efficacy
false
true
42
Maslow's conative needs are arranged in an hierarchy.
false
true