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The term personality is derived from the Latin word persona, which means..


A) Mask


B)Mind


C)Brain


D)The person

Mask

According to the Kluckhohn and Murray, every human being is


A) Like every other human being


B) Like some other human beings


C) Like no other human beings


D) ALL OF THE ABOVE

Like every other human being


Like some other human beings


Like no other human beings


ALL OF THE ABOVE

The statement "He has an Irish temper" implies which of the following explanations of personality?


A) Cultural expectations


B) Learning


C) Inherited Characteristics


D) Unconscious mechanisms

Inherited characteristics

The question " How much of an attribute is accounted for by heredity and how much of it is accounted for by experience?" defines the..


A) Mind-body problem


B) Nativism-empiricism controversy


C) Existential-humanistic controversy


D) Uniqueness-lawfulness controvery

Nativism-empiricism controversy

The researcher who is interested in knowing what organizations you belong to and the economic level of your family, is stressing_____determinants of personality.


A) genetic


B) sociocultural


C) existential-humanistic


D) unconscious

Sociocultural

Those emphasizing the learning process in their explanation of personality are..


A) Nativists


B) Existentialists


C) Humanists


D) Empiricists

Empiricists

According to the theorist emphasizing the learning process in the explanation of personality, control____ and you can control personality development.


A) inheritance


B) cultural expectations


C) patterns of reward and punishment


D) early experience

Patterns of reward and punishment

Who is most likely to ask the question, "What is the significance of your awareness that you ultimately must die?"


A) A learning theorist


B) A psychoanalytic theorist


C) An existential theorist


D) A geneticist

An existential theorist

According to Freud's or Jung's theories, the ultimate causes of behavior are ..


A) unconscious


B) learned


C) traits


D) cultural norms

Unconcious

Which theory posits that your present experience and future goals are important determinants of personality?


A) Learning Theory


B) Existential-Humanistic Theory


C) Trait Theory


D) cognitive Theory

Cognitive Theory

The study of the average performance of groups of individuals is called_____research.


A) idiographic


B) nomothetic


C) introspective


D) humanistic

Nomothetic

Variables controlling a person's behavior externally are called..


A) person variables


B) situation variables


C) introspective variables


D) unconscious variables

Situation variables

The___theory of human nature states that people become what they experience.


A) rationalistic


B) empirical


C) existential


D) animalistic

Empirical

The____theory of human nature assumes that we are born basically good.


A) rationalistic


B) existential


C) animalistic


D) humanistic

Humanistic

Traditionally, most personality theorists have assumed that..


A) people are basically selfish and amimalistic


B) people are consistent


C) people have the tendency to lie and deceive


D) people are basically good

People are consistent

____ is the study of knowledge.


A) introspection


B) empiricism


C) epistemology


D) rationalism

Epistemology

Scientific theory combines____and____.


A) introspection; nativism


B) hedonism; epistemology


C) determinism; free will


D) rationalism; empiricism

Rationalism; empiricism

A theory's ability to generate new research is referred to as its ____ function.


A) synthetic


B) heuristic


C) empirical


D) deterministic

Heuristic

Thomas Kuhn called a point of view shared by a large number of scientists a ....


A) paradigm


B) theory


C) beam of light


D) heuristic approach

Paradigm

According to Popper, before a theory can be considered scientific it must....


A) make risky predictions


B) be falsifiable


C) make nothing but correct predictions


D) both A and B above

A) Make risky predictions


B)Be falsifiable




BOTH A and B ABOVE!