Quiz 1.2 Flashcards
(30 cards)
Eysenck suggests that ________ prefer higher levels of stimulation than ________.
Question 1Select one:
a.
psychopaths; sociopaths
b.
extraverts; introverts
c.
psychopaths; extraverts
d.
children; adults
b.
extraverts; introverts
The three premises of evolutionary psychology are:
Question 2Select one:
a.
functionality; domain-specificity; numerousness
b.
survival; reproduction; sexual selection
c.
domain-specificity; sexual specificity; functionality
d.
intrasexual competition; reproduction; sexual selection
a.
functionality; domain-specificity; numerousness
Identical twins share 100% of genes, while fraternal twins share 50% of genes. If identical twins have more similar personality traits compared to fraternal twins, what is this evidence of?
Question 3Select one:
a.
nothing, it is random
b.
heritability
c.
representativeness
d.
exaptation
b.
heritability
Why are there more words for negative emotions compared to positive?
Question 4Select one:
a.
Because humans are inherently more negative
b.
Because describing negative emotions increases our chance of survival
c.
This is a trick question, there are more words for positive emotions
d.
Because our ancestors did not have joyful experiences
b.
Because describing negative emotions increases our chance of survival
Students who are _________are especially good at seeing connections between different categories.
Question 5Select one:
a.
field-dependent
b.
field-independent
c.
both field dependent and field independent
d.
neither field dependent nor field independent
a.
field-dependent
When scoring a TAT, some commonly scored motives are:
Question 6Select one:
a.
achievement, intimacy, and power
b.
hunger, sex, and warmth
c.
status, pleasure, and hedonics
d.
performance, seclusion, and friendship
a.
achievement, intimacy, and power
Which of the following is not heritable?
Question 7Select one:
a.
traditionalism
b.
perseverance/grit
c.
Five Factor Model personality traits
d.
belief in god
d.
belief in god
Higher levels of narcissism are associated with:
Question 9Select one:
a.
higher aggression
b.
more internalised feelings
c.
more emotional connections with others
d.
less aggression
a.
higher aggression
The TAT comes from which theoretical orientation with regard to personality development and assessment?
Question 10Select one:
a.
psychoanalytic
b.
behavioural
c.
trait
d.
evolutionary
d.
evolutionary
Which of the following is used to measure field dependence without relying on cumbersome techniques?
Question 11Select one:
a.
The Thematic Apperception Test (TAT).
b.
The Rod and Frame test (RFT)
c.
The Embedded Figures Test (EFT)
d.
The Multi-Motive Grid
c.
The Embedded Figures Test (EFT)
dont need a chair that moves
Which of the following is not one of the six universal emotions?
Question 12Select one:
a.
happiness
b.
disgust
c.
embarrassment
d.
surprise
c.
embarrassment
Cloninger’s tridimensional model suggests that reward dependence is linked to lower levels of:
Question 13Select one:
a.
norepinephrine
b.
happiness
c.
sadness
d.
neuroticism
a.
norepinephrine
According to evolutionary theory, the two criteria for natural selection are __________________ and _________________.
Question 14Select one:
a.
sexual selection; reproduction
b.
intrasexual competition; intersexual competition
c.
survival; adaptations
d.
survival; reproduction
d.
survival; reproduction
What type of correlation would you expect to find between sensation seeking and level of enjoyment for sucking on a lemon?
Question 15Select one:
a.
positive
b.
negative
c.
partial
d.
complete
a.
positive
“A reliably developing structure in the organism which, because it meshes with the recurrent structure of the world, causes the solution to an adaptive problem” is the definition for which product of an evolutionary process?
Question 16Select one:
a.
An adaptation
b.
An exaptation
c.
A spandrel
d.
Random variation
a.
An adaptation
_________________ is the proportion of phenotypic variance that is attributed to genotypic variance.
Question 17Select one:
a.
Heritability
b.
Environmentality
c.
A K-selected strategy
d.
An r-selected strategy
a.
Heritability
The difference between grandiose narcissism and vulnerable narcissism is
Question 18Select one:
a.
vulnerable narcissists dislike people, whereas grandiose narcissists like people
b.
vulnerable narcissists have high self esteem and grandiose narcissists have low self esteem
c.
vulnerable narcissists have low self esteem and grandiose narcissists have high self esteem
d.
there are no differences.
c.
vulnerable narcissists have low self esteem and grandiose narcissists have high self esteem
Which area of the brain was Phineas Gage injured?
Question 20Select one:
a.
frontal lobe
b.
temporal lobe
c.
occipital lobe
d.
hippocampus
a.
frontal lobe
The behavioural ________ system regulates approach behaviour, while the behavioural ________ regulates ceasing, inhibiting or avoidance behaviour.
Question 21Select one:
a.
ascending reticular activating; descending reticular activating
b.
incentive; punishment
c.
impulse; repression
d.
activation; inhibition
d.
activation; inhibition
A researcher examines the effect of agreeableness scores on number of close friendships, and how that varies depending on levels of parental neuroticism. This analysis would be:
Question 22Select one:
a.
mediation
b.
correlation
c.
moderation
d.
mediated moderation
c.
moderation
Freud proposed that personality traits arising from an anal fixation could be:
Question 19Select one:
a.
orderly, neat, punctual
b.
messy, stubborn, late
c.
neither of these
d.
both of these
d.
both of these
Which of the following physiological measures could be used to assess anxiety and/or a reaction to stress?
Question 23Select one:
a.
blood pressure
b.
heart rate
c.
neither of these
d.
both of these
d.
both of these
A person who prefers hot and spicy foods and is easily susceptible to boredom is most likely high on which of the following personality traits?
Question 24Select one:
a.
sensation seeking
b.
self-esteem
c.
openness to experience
d.
narcissism
a.
sensation seeking
What were the four personality biles suggested by Galen?
Question 25Select one:
a.
phlegm, passive, melancholic, pessimism
b.
phlegmatic, melancholic, choleric, sanguine
c.
passive, melancholic, unhappiness, pessimism
d.
unstable, aggressive, excitable, happy
b.
phlegmatic, melancholic, choleric, sanguine
Phlegm, Black, Yellow, Blood