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| Personality is an individual's characteristic style of_______,________,_________ |
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| behaving, thinking, feeling |
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| unintentional effect on others |
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| intentional effect on others |
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| behavior is a function of a person's traits and situation |
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| When are personality measures most likely to predict behavior? |
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| George Kelly developed the _________ construct theory |
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| a subject's tendency to give high accuracy ratings to random descriptions of their personality |
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| dimensions people use in making sense of their experience (different responses to different situations, interpret in different ways) |
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| a person'a assumptions about the likely consequences of a future behavior |
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| The two models of personality variation are |
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| the existential approach and the social cognitive approach |
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| Questionnaires, interviews, scales, and fixed choice questions are example of what kind of measure of personality |
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| the tendency to perceive the control of rewards as internal to the self or external to the environment |
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| Examples of a projective test |
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| The Big 5 Personality traits are |
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| extraversion, openness, neuroticism, conscientiousness, agreeableness (CANOE, OCEAN) |
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| The Big 5 Personality traits are |
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| extraversion, openness, neuroticism, conscientiousness, agreeableness (CANOE, OCEAN) |
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| Animal studies show which of the Big 5? |
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| extraversion and neuroticism |
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| What evidence proves the universality of the Big 5? |
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| Is suicide more common in men or women |
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| Who attempts suicide more? men or women? |
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| low fear in infants is correlated with what condition |
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| what is the goal of personal construst theory |
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| the idea that schizophrenia involves excess of dopamine activity |
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| list the antidepressant drugs |
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| MAOI, SSRI, tricyclic, SNRI |
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| what part of the brain was lombotomized as a part of psychosurgery |
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| defence mechanism that involves unconcsciously replacing threatening inner wishes and fantasies with an exaggerated version of their opposite |
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| involves attributing one's own threatening feeling's, motives, or impulses to another person or group |
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| the ego deals with internal conflict and perceived threat by revering to an immature behavior or earlier stage of development |
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| shifting unacceptable wishes or drives to a neutral or less threatening alternative |
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| channeling unacceptable sexual or aggressive drives into socially and culturally enhancing activites |
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| list the Freud's psychosexual stages |
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| oral, anal, phallic, latency, genital |
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| A perfect positive correlation is represented as what number |
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| to qualify as a mental disorder, thoughts, feelings, and emotions must be: |
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| persistent, harmful, and uncontrollable to the person experiencing them |
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| behavior that benefits another withour benefiting oneself |
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| who is more selective when it comes to reproduction? men or women? |
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| people are motivated to be accepted and not rejected |
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| people are motivated to believe what is right and avoid believing what is wrong |
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| extraversion and introversion might arise from different levels of alertness |
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| Jennifer Gray proposed that: |
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| extraversion and introversion are results of brain systems |
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| the three key theories on the benefits of self esteem are: |
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| social status, belongingness, security |
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| people tend o take credit for their success but downplay their failures |
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