personality

Question 1

psychological core

Answer 1

attitudes and beliefs about your real self

Question 2

typical responses

Answer 2

adjustments to the environment

Question 3

role related behaviour

Answer 3

how you can at in a situation

Question 4

trait approach

Answer 4

a persons personality is determined by characteristics that are constant and stable over long periods of time

Question 5

situation approach

Answer 5

how people behave depend on the situation that they are in and the environment stimulus

Question 6

interactional approach

Answer 6

requires that common focal elements of the social situations in which personality traits to be learned be related conceptually and empirically to the major trait dimensions used

Question 7

phenomenological approach

Answer 7

personality is not merely passively molded by internal motivational or external situation forces that shape what a person becomes

Question 8

biopsychosocial approach

Answer 8

systematically considers biological, psychological and social factors and their complex interactions in understanding health

Question 9

athlete vs non athlete

Answer 9

• coping with adversity
• peaking under pressure
• goal setting/mental preparation
• concentration
• freedom from worry
• confidence
• coachability