Review

Question 1

This scale describes the
degree to which someone
recharges around others vs
alone.

Answer 1

extraversion to intraversion

Question 2

According to personality
psychology, this term refers
to consistent and enduring
personality characteristics

Answer 2

personality trait

Question 3

Carl Jung’s idea of this
unconscious memory concept
states that we share
inherited universal ideas,
wishes, and memories

Answer 3

collective unconscious

Question 4

Cultural and gender bias,

lack of empirical evidence,

limited predictive power,

undermining abuse stories

are critiques of this theorist.

Answer 4

Freud

Question 5

This parenting style,
characterized by setting high
expectations while also
being responsive and
supportive, is associated
with positive outcomes in
children.

Answer 5

authoritative parenting

Question 6

These are the first 3 stages
of development following
conception (in order)

Answer 6

zygote, embryo, fetus

Question 7

This reflex in newborns
involves turning their head
and looking at the hand that
touched their cheek.

Answer 7

rooting reflex

Question 8

According to Erikson, the
primary goal in this life stage
is to find a personal identity.

Answer 8

adolescence

Question 9

Maslow’s hierarchy of needs
includes this level that
involves realizing one’s
talents and potentialities.

Answer 9

self-actualization

Question 10

These prepare us for action,

Shape our future behaviour,

Help us to interact more
effectively with others

and have both physiological and
cognitive elements.

Answer 10

emotions

Question 11

This explores the degree to
which environment and
heredity influence behaviour

• most psychologists say it is
  an interaction of both.

Answer 11

Nature vs. Nurture

Question 12

These include denial, anger,
bargaining, depression,
acceptance.

Answer 12

stages of adjusting to death

Question 13

Refers to an attitude of
acceptance and respect on
the part of an observer, no
matter what a person says or
does)

Answer 13

unconditional positive regard

Question 14

This term describes someone
whose gender identity does
not match their sex
assignment at birth;

someone who is not
cisgender.

Answer 14

transgender

Question 15

A child with this style of
attachment does not cry
when their mother leaves
and avoids her when she
returns.

Answer 15

avoidant attachment

Question 16

An expansive term used across
Indigenous communities to denote
someone possessing both male and
female spirit elements,

may refer to gender-nonconformity, gay, or bisexuality, intersexism, androgyny, or transgenderism.

Answer 16

Two-Spirit

Question 17

This community developed
the worldview that Maslow
eventually took for his theory

Answer 17

Siksika
(Blackfoot) Nation in Alberta

Question 18

These respected individuals
are knowledge keepers of
lands, traditions, spirituality
and culture in Indigenous
communities.

Answer 18

Elders

Question 19

This Nation has a 4-day
period of mourning after
which the name of the
deceased is not spoken.

Answer 19

Navajo Nation

Question 20

This is an inherited role
which comes with teachings
and responsibilities - such as
the Bear Clan, who are
healers and guardians.

Answer 20

clan

Question 21

A term to describe
understanding of behaviour,
mental health, wellness, and
the human experience built
by Indigenous groups.

Answer 21

Indigenous Ways of Knowing

Question 22

These are warning signs to
look for in teens, indicating
they may be at risk of
suicidal ideation.

Answer 22

School problems,

self-destructive behavior,

change in eating,

withdrawal,

sleep issues,

depression,

preoccupation with death,

putting affairs in order,

saying they think of suicide

Question 23

This cognitive concept involves
understanding that objects
continue to exist even when
they cannot be seen, heard, or
touched - newborns don’t
have it and develops later in
Sensorimotor Stage

Answer 23

object permanence

Question 24

This is the driving force that
initiates, directs, and
sustains behavior?

Answer 24

motivation

Question 25

According to motivational
theory, these are basic
physiological needs such as
hunger, thirst, and sleep.

Answer 25

primary drives

Question 26

This term describes the
process of maintaining a
relatively stable internal
environment despite changes
in external conditions (ex:
temp, food, water, sleep)

Answer 26

homeostasis

Question 27

Maslow’s hierarchy of needs
includes this level that
involves realizing one’s
talents and potentialities

Answer 27

self-actualization