Personality

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it would be incorrect to say that

personality is:

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fixed and unchanging

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untrue statement about personality theories or perspectives

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social-cognitive learning theories focus on unconscious motives

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Freud’s two battling antagonistic parts of the self,

(regions of the mind)

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id and superego; ego

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humanistic personality theorist who

specializes in Roger’s theory will say:

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strive toward self-actualization

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In Maslow’s theory, ________ is at the top of the hierarchy of needs

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self-actualization

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"collective unconscious”, “archetypes”, and

analytic psychology” is who:

“extraversion”, “neuroticism”, and “psychoticism” is who:

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Carl Jung;

Hans Eysenk

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The five-factor model of dimensions of personality does not include:

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hostility

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This defense mechanism is the most basic of all

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repression

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to be liked, accepted, & approved of by others is what social influence process? to be correct & understand how to act in a given situation is what social influence processes?

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normative; informational

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The tendency to attribute your success to dispositional factors and to attribute your failures to situational factors is called

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self-serving bias

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the most satisfying enduring romantic relationships as adults are between individuals with a what attachment style?

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secure

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People who join cults are more likely:

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seeking to fulfill their pressing needs

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The ability to __________ is necessary in order to practice unconditional positive regard.

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separate the person from the behavior

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A researcher is an attributional theorist. In his research, he is likely to investigate:

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people’s perceptions of the causes of events

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Modern perspectives on abnormality most often:

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combine aspects of the medical and psychological models

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etiology; what approach focuses on unconscious conflicts which trigger anxiety and malfunctioning?

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psychodynamic

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anxious and unable to focus out of fear of failing (test taking) is what kind of approach?

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cognitive

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worried, irritable, and uneasy but not threatened,

fatigue, and problems sleeping is what disorder?

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generalized anxiety

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terrible fear of flying insects - therapists explanation would be:

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bad experiences he may have had with bees or other flying insect

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origin depression is anger directed against himself:

intense sadness lingering because of attention & sympathy received from others:

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psychodynamic; behavioral

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bipolar disorder: reduced levels of serotonin w/ increased levels of norepinephrine are ? episodes.

reduced levels of both serotonin and norepinephrine are ? episodes

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mania; depression

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a person has a personality disorder, you can assume that:

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his behavior is inflexible and maladaptive

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A women has been diagnosed as having a dissociative disorder. She is most likely to:

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have a disturbance in her identity, memory, or consciousness

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ethiology (cause) of dissociative identity disorder,

or "split personality” or “multiple personality disorder,

frequently includes:

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physical or sexual abuse during childhood

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The research information on schizophrenia suggest that:

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family factors play an important role in influencing the functioning of an individual after first symptoms of schizophrenia appear

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researchers of schizophrenia take an interactionist perspective. This means that they think the disorder is caused by:

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complex relationships between biological and psychological factors

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The primary tasks or goals of the psychotherapeutic process DOES NOT include

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determining and prescribing the medication to be taken

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healthy people who want to improve their psychological

functioning are most likely to see a therapist who takes what approach?

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humanistic

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A therapist helping a client to restructure the way she thinks & alter her distorted self-statements sounds like the ? approach:

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cognitive

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a young girl was taught to control her epileptic seizers using what therapy:

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behavioral