Chapter 12 Part 1

a person's relatively consistent pattern of thinking, feeling, and behaving

• ego

• traits

• personality

• conscious

one of the Big Five personality characteristics indicating a tendency to be organized, careful, and disciplined

• agreeableness

• neuroticism

• openness

• conscientious

the part of Freud's structure of mind that is currently accessible

• id

• unconscious

• preconscious

• conscious

a person's behavior is different in different situations

• person-situation controversy

• reality principle

• superego

• ego

one of the Big Five personality characteristics indicating a tendency toward anxiety and insecurity

• openness

• conscientious

• neuroticism

• extraversion

summary terms that capture an individual's stable and enduring tendency to respond in a certain way

• openness

• traits

• personality

• extraversion

the part of Freud's structure of mind that remains constantly inaccessible to the conscious mind

• superego

• unconscious

• preconscious

• conscious

one of the Big Five personality characteristics indicating a willingness to try new experiences

• openness

• extraversion

• conscientious

• neuroticism

the part of Freud's structure of personality that houses primitive desires

• preconscious

• superego

• id

• ego

the part of Freud's structure of personality that is the conscience, or set of ethics

• pleasure principle

• superego

• ego

• id