Eysenck Flashcards

1
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theory of eysenck

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biologically based trait theory

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2
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biologically based trait theory is similar with

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5-factor trait theory

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3
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acc to biologically based trait theory, individual differences in people’s personalities were ____, and not merely ____, aspects of personality

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  • biological
  • psychological
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4
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evidences for the biological basis of personality

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  • temperament (conception)
  • hereditary influences
  • areas of the brain that are most active during tasks
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5
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dimensions of personality

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  • extraversion
  • neuroticism
  • psychoticism
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6
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physiological condition that is largely inherited rather than learned

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cortical arousal level

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7
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cortical arousal level is the ____ cause of differences between extraverts and intraverts

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primary

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8
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characteristics of _____ are:

  • sociability and impulsiveness
  • jocularity
  • liveliness
  • quick-wittedness
  • optimism
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extraverts

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9
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extraverts have a ____ level of cortical arousal than introverts

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lower

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10
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people who score high on neuroticism often have a tendency to ______ emotionally and to have difficulty returning to a normal state after emotional arousal

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overreact

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11
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suggests that some people are vulnerable to illness because they have either a genetic or an acquired weakness that predisposes them to an illness

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diathesis-stress model

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12
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characteristics of high ___ scorers:

  • egocentric
  • cold
  • nonconforming
  • impulsive
  • hostile
  • aggressive
  • suspicious
  • psychopathic
  • antisocial
A

P (psychoticism)

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13
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biologically-based tendency to behave in particular ways from very early in life

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temperament

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14
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extent to which a characteristic is influenced by genetics

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heritability

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14
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biological aspects of personality are assessed during ________

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brain imaging techniques

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15
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2 most common forms of brain imaging techniques

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  • electroencephalography (EEG)
  • functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI)
16
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in eysenck’s theory of personality, psychoticism, neuroticism, and extraversion have both ____ and _____

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  • antecedents
  • consequences
17
Q

the antecedents of PEN are _____ and ____ whereas the consequences include such _____ and _____

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  • genetic
  • biological
  • experimental variables
  • social behaviors
18
Q

distal antecedents of personality

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DNA (genetic personality determinants)

19
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proximal antecedents of personality

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limbic system arousal (biological intermediaries)

20
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proximal consequences of personality (experimental studies)

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  • conditioning
  • sensitivity
  • vigilance
  • perception
  • memory
  • reminiscence
21
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distal consequences of personality (social behavior)

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  • sociability
  • criminality
  • creativity
  • psychopathology
  • sexual behavior