Ch. 13 Personality Flashcards
the most widely researched test of adult psychopathology is the …
MMPI-2
How do objective and projective assessments differ?
objective or structured assessments are used to test hypotheses and examine psychopathology; projective or unstructured assessments are used to generate hypotheses and examine intrapsychic dynamics.
What are the Big Five factors of personality?
OCEAN openness conscientiousness extroversion agreeableness neuroticism
The NEO PI-R was developed specifically to assess …
the Big Five personality factors
The MMPI, Millon Multiaxial, and Personality Assessment Inventory are examples of …
structured personality tests
The test based on Carl Jung’s concepts that different types of people have differences in perception and judgment is …
The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI)
people have a ____chance of having an identical type when retested on the Myers-Briggs
50-50
4 opposing scales on the Myers-Briggs
introversion-extraversion
sensing-intuition
thinking-feeling
judging-perceiving
Over one third of the California Psychological Inventory’s questions come from …
the MMPI
unlike the MMPI, the CPI tests …
individuals’ strengths and positive personality attributes.
The Coopersmith’s Self-Esteem Inventory, the Tennessee Self-Concept Scale,
and the Piers-Harris Children’s Self-Concept Scale are all examples of …
self-esteem measures
The TAT, Rotter Incomplete Sentences Blank, Draw-a-
Person, and House-Tree-Person are all examples of …
projective tests
