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Field (dependent/ independent) people are better able to screen out distracting information and focus on a task
Independent
Specific mental acts such as perceiving, interpreting, remembering, believing, anticipating
Cognition
This type of cognition refers to thinking about events and issues related to one’s own life
Personalizing
This type of cognition refers to having more impersonal and/or practical thoughts
Objectifying
Level of cognition: Process of imposing order on information received by our sense organs (What you make of a sound or feeling)
Perception
Level of cognition: Process of making sense of, or explaining, events in the world (Answers “What does this mean?”
Interpretation
Level of cognition: Standards and goals people develop for evaluating themselves and others
Beliefs and desires
Those who are field ___ (dependent/ independent) have the ability to focus on details despite the clutter of background information
Independent
Those who are field ___ (dependent/ independent) are attentive to social cues and oriented toward other people
Dependent
Someone who is an amplifier has a ___ (high/ low) pain tolerance
Low
Someone who is a reducer has a ____ (high/ low) pain tolerance
High
Reducers seek ____ (strong/ weak) stimulation, perhaps in order to compensate for lower sensory reactivity
Strong
A word that summarizes a set of observations and conveys the meaning of those observations. (e.g. “follower”)
Construct
Constructs a person uses to interpret and predict events
Personal Constructs
Describes person’s interpretation of responsibility for events
Locus of control
The ___ (internal/ external) locust of control says things that happen to you are because of external factors (fate)
External
The ___ (internal/external) locust of control says that things that happen to you are because if your own actions (your own hard work)
Internal
Emphasizes the "doing" of personality; what we do with our time reflects who we are
Personal Projects Analysis (Little)
Application of cognitive skill and knowledge to solve problems, learn, and achieve goals valued by the individual and the culture
Intelligence