Personality

A is a durable disposition to behave in a particular way in a variety of situations.

• personality theory

• personality trait

• ​personality test

• ​social situation

Abel does not listen or engage with other perspectives other than his own, or try anything outside his comfort zone. Abel would BEST be described as _______________________.

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  ​low in neuroticism

• ​high in openness to experience

• high in neuroticism

• ​low in openness to experience

Which of the following are Big Five traits?

• Neuroticism and intelligence.

• Openness to experience and intelligence.

• Neuroticism and openness to experience.

• Neuroticism, openness to experience, and fortitude.

Maslow’s hierarchy of needs is based on the idea that

• many drives are learned through observation.

• perceived needs are a function of self-concept.

• some needs are more basic than others.

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  ​most needs are a reaction to unconscious anxiety.

what is the definition for extroverted?

• cannot shut up

• active and outgoing, likes to express their thoughts and feelings

• calm and in a relaxed manner

• shy and quiet and normally keep their feelings to themselves

What is the definition of Neuroticism?

• emotionally stable

• ability to be in command of ones behaviour

• reckless and takes no notice of the rules. present to some extent in all individuals

• Emotional instability with a tendency to be restless and anxious, they are unable to withstand stressful situations

What is a perspective of personality?

• an approach that aims to understand which trait every individual has

• an approach to describing and explaining the origins and development of personality

• an opinion that theorists have on the idea of traits

• what people think of others personal traits

People who score high in ____ tend to be sympathetic, trusting, cooperative, and modest.

• neuroticism
• extraversion
• conscientiousness
• agreeableness

The Big Five is the term currently used to refer to basic

• psychosexual stages

• trait dimensions

• defense mechanisms

• reaction formations

Which of the following are the “Big Five” personality factors?

• compassionate, actualized, noble, optimistic, even-tempered

• esteem, oppressive, nonviolent, academic, conventional

• openness, conscientiousness, extraversion, agreeableness, neuroticism

• collectivist, accepting, anxious, objective, empathic