A) individual psychology
B) humanistic theory
C) trait theory
D) social cognitive theory
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A) self-report questionnaire
B) psychophysiological measure
C) projective test
D) empirically keyed test
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A) are shaped through behaviorism
B) aim to regulate arousal around baseline
C) should be measured using projective tests
D) determine a person's sense of unconditional positive regard
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A) ignoring cultural and environmental influences on personality development
B) underestimating cognitive differences between males and females
C) dismissing the importance of parenting style on personality development
D) overestimating intelligence differences between males and females
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A) Edmund, who suffers in silence
B) Anne, who forgives her son for his poor academic performance
C) Peter, who has a high IQ level and pursues entrepreneurial goals
D) Alvin, who loves talking to many people constantly
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A) thematic apperception test
B) empirically keyed test
C) Rorschach inkblot test
D) personology inventory
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A) Carrie adopted her persona at parties.
B) Carrie became her mandala at parties.
C) Carrie was her anima at home.
D) Carrie was her archetype at home.
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A) id
B) ego
C) superego
D) Oedipus Complex
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A) sensitive to rewards in the environment
B) predisposes one to feelings of positive emotion
C) underlies the trait of extraversion
D) sensitive to punishments
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A) repression
B) displacement
C) sublimation
D) compensation
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A) rely on a professional's diagnosis or opinion
B) ask the test taker to interpret ambiguous stimuli
C) are based on behavioral observation
D) directly ask the test-taker to respond to statements about himself or herself.
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A) Unconditional positive regard
B) Empathy
C) Genuineness
D) Defense mechanisms
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A) Sigmund Freud
B) Karen Horney
C) Alfred Adler
D) Henry Murray
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A) psychodynamic
B) humanistic
C) trait
D) social cognitive
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A) Factor analysis allows researchers to create operational definitions of theoretically generated personality traits.
B) Factor analysis permits trait inferences by examining people's responses to ambiguous stimuli.
C) Factor analysis identifies clusters of highly correlated specific behaviors that are assumed to reflect a single factor.
D) Factor analysis guides researchers who use projective tests.
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A) 20 percent
B) 35 percent
C) 50 percent
D) 70 percent
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A) unconditional positive regard/self-actualization needs
B) conditions of worth/positive self-regard needs
C) self-consistency/threats
D) unconditional positive regard/conditions of worth
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A) state that situational factors override personal characteristics
B) focus on the role of the unconscious
C) take a more optimistic view of human nature than humanistic psychologists do
D) examine personal characteristics that are stable across situations
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