Personality

Question 1

Type A

Answer 1

Time pressured, easily angered, competitive, ambitious, high risk for heart disease

Question 2

Type B

Answer 2

Relaxed, easy-going

Question 3

Id

Answer 3

unconscious instincts

Question 4

Ego

Answer 4

Negotiate desires and limitations, mediator

Question 5

Superego

Answer 5

Conscience

Question 6

Repression

Answer 6

Block out of conscious

Question 7

Denial

Answer 7

Not accepting truth

Question 8

Displacement

Answer 8

Directing feelings to another object

Question 9

Projection

Answer 9

Feelings towards others applied to others towards self

Question 10

Reaction-Formation

Answer 10

Opposite feeling

Question 11

Regression

Answer 11

Return to earlier comforting behavior

Question 12

Rationalization

Answer 12

Come up w/ justification

Question 13

Sublimation

Answer 13

Channel frustration to different constructive goal

Question 14

Alfred Alder

Answer 14

Inferiority-failure; superiority-achievement, birth order

Question 15

Carl Jung

Answer 15

Collective unconscious, complexes

Question 16

Trait theories criticism

Answer 16

Fail to take in situation, labels only

Question 17

Examples of trait theories

Answer 17

Eyesenck, Big 5, 16 personalities

Question 18

Heretibility

Answer 18

Measure of the amount of variation in a trait given a population due to genetics

Question 19

Somatotype theory

Answer 19

William Sheldon; Endomorph (fat), Mesomorph (muscular), Ectomorph (thin)

Question 20

Criticism of behaviorist

Answer 20

Fail to recognize important of cognition

Question 21

Reciprocal Determinism

Answer 21

Bandura; Person, Behavior, Environment combine to reinforce each other

Question 22

Self-efficacyy

Answer 22

Own ability to get things done

Question 23

Projective tests

Answer 23

Interpretations, Rorschach inkblot, TAT

Question 24

Self-report tests

Answer 24

Minnesota multiphasic personality inventory (MMPI)

Question 25

Barnum effect

Answer 25

People see selves in vague descriptions