personality

Question 1

5 dimentions of personality

Answer 1

CANOE
Conscientiousness
Agrreableness
Neuroticism
Openness
Extraversion/introversion

Question 2

positive predictor in ASPD

Answer 2

any CB except TBI,? SUD

so: anxiety , depression

Question 3

describe Cloninger’s psychobiological model of persobality

Answer 3

50% temperament
50% character
Temperament: 
Novelty seeking
Harm avoidance
Reward dependence
Persistence

Character:
Self-directedness
cooperativeness
self-transcendence

Question 4

4 features of kernberg’s Borderline

Answer 4

ego weakness (affect and impulse control)
regression ti primary process thinking (near psychosis)
primitive defences (splitting, projective ID..)
pathological internalized object relations (good-bad)

Question 5

Thomas and chess temperament

Answer 5

Activity
Distract ability
Attention
Adaptability
Threshold
Intensity
Ruthmicity
Mood
Approach/ withdrawal

Question 6

Kubler Ross

Answer 6

Grief
Dabda
Denial
Anger
Bargaining
Depression 
Acceptance

Question 7

charchter types

Answer 7

i. the “sublimatory character types” tend to be normal, and involve a free discharge of instinctual energy (such as discharging aggression through sports); replacement of an existing instinctual impulse with an impulse that is compatible with the ego
ii. reactive character types are pathologic and are subdivided into phobic attitudes (avoidance/escape from awareness of instinctual demands) and reaction formations (attitudes in opposition in an attempt to suppress instinctual impulses; counter-cathexis; ex. combating pornography because fearful of own sexual urges)
iii. based on work of Otto Fenichel

Question 8

projective tests

Answer 8

. Projective tests include the Rorschach, Thematic Apperception Test, and Draw-A-Person, Sentence Completion Test, and Word Association Technique. (K&S p. 179).