Chapter 2 Flashcards
Define Personality
Stable Patterns of behaviour and consistent internal states that determines how an individual reacts and interacts with others.
Personality consists of…(3 things)
- genetic disposition
- one’s long-term learning history
- the situation
What are the Personality factors in the Big 5 model?
- Extraversion
- Agreeableness
- Conscientiousness
- Emotional Stability
- Openness to experience
What is a high internal/external locus of control?
High Internals: believe they have control of their behaviour.
High Internals: Believe external forces control their behaviour.
What’s a Type A/ Type B Personality?
Type A: Trying to do more in less time, multitaskers.
Type B: Laid back, more relaxed and thoughtful decision making processes.
Perception
The process of how a person interprets a situation.
Dispositional Atribution
behaviour was caused by some internal characteristic.
Situational Atribution
Behaviour was caused by external or situational forces.
Actor-Observer Difference
The Actor sees his situation and the Observer sees the Actor.