Personality

Question 1

Kohlberg

Answer 1

Conventional

Question 2

stages Kohlberg

Answer 2

Pre, Convetional, Post

Question 3

Obedience & self-interest

Answer 3

Preconventional

Question 4

conformity & law and order

Answer 4

Conventional

Question 5

Abstract thinking & individual rights

Answer 5

Post conventional

Question 6

libido; who?

Answer 6

Freud

Question 7

Freud stages

Answer 7

“Oh Andrea Please Let Go”

Ora, anal, phallic, latent, genital

Question 8

If person does not got through all stages accordingly what happens at the genital stage?

Answer 8

Person becomes a homosexual and may develop fetishes

Question 9

St. Patrick’s Cathedral Fine; who?

Answer 9

Jean Piaget

Question 10

St. Patrick’s Cathedral Fine

Answer 10

Sensorimotor,
Preoperational,
Concrete operational,
Formal operational

Question 11

operational

Answer 11

Jean Piaget

Question 12

zone of proximal development; who?

Answer 12

Vygotsky

Question 13

zone of proximal development

Answer 13

process of developing skills

Question 14

playing house

Answer 14

role-taking

Question 15

how another mind works

Answer 15

theory of mind

Question 16

development of identity through interpersonal interactions within context of society

Answer 16

looking-glass self

Question 17

pleasure principle immediate satisfaction

Answer 17

id

Question 18

reality principal, dalay satisfaction until satisfaction is obtained

Answer 18

ego

Question 19

conscience (right/wrong)

Answer 19

superego

Question 20

id, ego, superego; who?

Answer 20

Freud

Question 21

Instinct- Eros

Answer 21

Life

Question 22

Instinct- Death

Answer 22

Thanatos

Question 23

expressing the opposite of what you truly feel. “I hate Jennifer” (but you really want to fuck her)

Answer 23

Rxn formation

Question 24

Believing feelings that you have for someone else, the other person feels the same when they don’t. “yeah she’s crazy about me” (when she doesn’t even know you exist)

Answer 24

projection

Question 25

channeling your frustration towards a different goal

Answer 25

sublimation

Question 26

frustrating memories person wishes NOT to confront (complexes)

Answer 26

personal unconscious- JUNG

Question 27

passed down through species called archetypes

Answer 27

collective unconscious- JUNG

Question 28

anima

Answer 28

mans inner woman

Question 29

animus

Answer 29

womans inner man

Question 30

peoples creation of public image

Answer 30

persona

Question 31

represents evil in many cultures

Answer 31

shadow

Question 32

Ppl's primarily motivated by striving for superiority; who?

Answer 32

Adler

Question 33

neurotic needs; who?

Answer 33

Karen Horney

Question 34

self-actualizers

Answer 34

Maslow's highest stage

Question 35

people who had a non-hostile sense of humor, orginaity, spontaneity, and need for some privacy were...

Answer 35

self actualized people who had "peak experiences" moved them deeply and changed their lives.

Question 36

positive therapeautic experience where client takes positive initiative to solve problems

Answer 36

Unconditional positive regard (Carl Rogers)

Question 37

Myer-Briggs Inventory; who?

Answer 37

Carl Jung

Question 38

basic anxiety, basic hostility caused by neurotic needs,; who?

Answer 38

Karen Horney

Question 39

men suffer from "womb envy" who?

Answer 39

Karen Horney

Question 40

people use constructs to evaluate world (fair-unfair, smart-dumb)

Answer 40

Personal construct pyschology (George Kelly)

Question 41

Int/Ext locus of control who?

Answer 41

Julianns Rotters

Question 42

I am in control of my destiny

Answer 42

Internal locus of control

Question 43

I won because of luck

Answer 43

External locus of control

Question 44

personality is a result of unconsious urges and desires

Answer 44

Pyschoanalytic perspective

Question 45

personality comes from conscious feelings about oneself resulting from healthy people striving for self-realization

Answer 45

Humanistic perspec.

Question 46

disctinct qualities people can be grouped into

Answer 46

type

Question 47

personality is the result of behavioral responses to stimuli based on prior rewards and punishements

Answer 47

behaviorists perspec.

Question 48

personality comes from interactions w his/her environment

Answer 48

social-cognitive perspec.

Question 49

openness, conscientiousness, extraversion, agreeableness, and neuroticism.

Answer 49

Big Five

Question 50

what type of personality is competitive, compulsive

Answer 50

Type A

Question 51

what type of personality is laid back, chill

Answer 51

Type B

Question 52

short/stocky means jolly while tall/thin means aloof, high strung; who?

Answer 52

William Sheldon

Question 53

psychoticism, extraversion, neuroticism (PEN); who?

Answer 53

Eysenck

Question 54

openness, conscientousness, extraversion, agreeableness, and neuroticism

Answer 54

Big Five

Question 55

measure of emotional arousal in stressful situations

Answer 55

neuroticism

Question 56

measure of social interaction

Answer 56

extraversion

Question 57

measure of non-conformity and deviance

Answer 57

pyschoticism

Question 58

cardinal traits, central traits, and secondary traits; who?

Answer 58

Alloport

Question 59

determined by ancestry, cultural heritage, language

Answer 59

ethnic identity

Question 60

politcal borders

Answer 60

national identity

Question 61

Personality created by interaction between a person-beahvior-environment, a.k.a. Reciprocal determinisim

Answer 61

Albert Bandura

Question 62

postiive behavior rewarded with tokens that can be exchanged for priviledges; who?

Answer 62

token economy B.F. Skinner