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1
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characteristic ways people differ from each other

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personality

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basic dimensions on which people differe

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personality traits

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personalty shaped by reinforcement and conseq exp form the environment , what perspective

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behavioral

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personality is learned, develops over entire life, what perspective

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behaviorla

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strict behaviorist believes what

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there is no personality

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learning and cognition are important aspects of personality development, which perspective

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social cognitive

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reciprocal determinism is made up of what

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cognitive factors, behaviors, situational factors

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beliefs, expectations, previously learned knowledge are all what

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cognitive facotrs

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9
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acts that may be rewarded or punished

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behavior

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10
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environmental context applies to what

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situational factors

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11
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vicarious punishment or reinforcement influence our personality

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observational learning

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12
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overall lvl of confidence in our own abilities

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self efficacy

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high self efficacy means what

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positive view of challenges, quickly bounce back from setbacks

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low self efficacy

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avoid challenges, tend to focus on failure

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15
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belief we have about power of our lives

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locus of control

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16
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outcomes are direct result of our efforts

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internal LOC

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outcomes are outside of our own control

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external LOC

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18
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who was main responsible for self regulation

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Walter mischeal

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19
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process of ID goal and using int and ext feedback to maximize goal attainment

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self regulation

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20
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who came up with self actualizaton

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Abraham Maslow

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21
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achievement of our fullest potential

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self actualization

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22
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thoughts and feelings about ourselves

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self concept

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who came up iwht self concept

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carl rogers

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extent to which our ideal selves correspond w our real selves

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congruence vs incongruence

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25
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proportion of diff among people due to genetics

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heritability

26
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how much of our personality may be influenced by our genes

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at least 50%

27
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what study dealt with fraternal and identical twins

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Minnesota Twins studyst

28
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study of thoughts actions and behaviors are shaped by evolutionary forces

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evolutionary psych

29
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says that adaptive difference has evolved among humans

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evolutionary psych

30
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do something nice w expectation of getting something back

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reciprocal altruism

31
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individual difference w strong biological bassi

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temperament

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infant temperament traits

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easy, difficult, slow to warm up

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adult temperament traits are what

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reactivity, self regulation

34
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how we respond to new or challenging stimuli

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reactivity

35
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our ability to control that response

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self regulation

36
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characteristic way of behaving across situations

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trait

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what trait dominates entire personality

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cardinal

38
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main trait that make up a personality

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central

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persent under specific condition

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secondary trait

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who came up with cardinal, central, secondary traits

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gordon allport

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identified 16 factors of personality, who was it

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Raymond cattle

42
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who focused on temperament

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Hans and Sybil Eysenck

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what are the two dimensions that Eysenck came up with

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introversion vs extroversion, neurotic vs stable

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five factor model

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openness, conscietoiusness, extroversion, agreeableness, neuroticism

45
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characterized by imagination , feelings, actions, and ideas

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openness

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competence, self discipline, thoughtfulness, achieving

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conscentousness

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sociability, assertivness, excitement seeking

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extroversion

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pleasant, cooperative, trust good natured

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agreeableness

49
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trend to experess neg emotions

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neuroticism

50
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when does conscientiousness inc

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young and middle adulthood

51
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agreeableness peaks when

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50-70 years old

52
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does neuroticism inc or dec w age

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decrease

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does extroversion inc or dec w age

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dec

54
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what happens with openness over lifetime

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stays about the same

55
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which model adds a 6th deminsion

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HEXACO

56
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are collectivist society more ntroverted or extroverted

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extroverted

57
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testing western ideas about personality in other cultures

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cultural comparative approach

58
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dev personality assessment based on constructs relevant to the particular culture being studied

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indigenous approach

59
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bridge between western and indigenous psych

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combined approach

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