Manifesations of psych in daily life Flashcards
Describe consistency and stability in daily life
Individuals are more consistent across situations in their behaviours related to trait. Those with trait are stable over time in behaviours related to the trait.
List what personality has an impact on (4)
Behaviour, choices, relationships, health
Name the big 5 personality traits
Openness, conscientiousness, extraversion, agreeableness, neuroticism
Define openness and conscientiousness
Openness - untraditional, appreciate new values/ideas. Conscientiousness - careful on-time, hardworking, neat
Describe extraversion and agreeableness
Extraversion - talkative, sociable, dominant. Agreeableness - agree, go along with others
Define neuroticism
Experience negative emotions/affects e.g. fear, sadness, embarrassment, anger, guilt and disgust
List features Cesare Lombroso stated a born criminal would exhibit (7)
Large jaws, high cheekbones, flattened/upturned nose, handle shaped ears, scanty beard, baldness, fleshy lips
State the 4 types of hippocrates
Choleric, sanguine, melancholic, phlegmatic
What is facial structure and a distinctive appearance a cue of?
Facial structure = cue of aggressive behaviour. Distinctive appearance = cue of openness
What is smiling and being tense cues of?
Smiling = most important indication of extraversion. Tense = neurotic
Does Facebook reflect personality or self-idealisation?
No evidence for self-idealisation. Strongest accuracy for extraversion & openness. Lowest accuracy for neuroticism
Describe accuracy of personality judgements based on offices/bedrooms
Highest accuracy for openness, lowest accuracy for agreeableness. Study of bedrooms stronger than offices.
Which channels is personality manifested through?
Expressive and static channels of appearance
Reflective and complex music suggests what?
Blues, jazz, classical and folk. Facilitate introspection, structurally complex
Upbeat and conventional music tells us what about a person?
Country, sound track, religious and pop. Emphasise positive emotions, structurally simple