Psychology Personality

According to Freud, which parts of the personality are constantly in conflict? (a)  

• Id and Ego
• Ego and Superego
• Id and Superego

Personality is best defined as an individual's

• characteristic pattern of thinking, feeling, and acting.

• most noticeable characteristics.

• biologically inherited temperament.

• hidden thoughts and emotions.

Carl Rogers emphasized the importance of __________ in regards to healthy personality development.

• the collective unconscious

• unconditional positive regard

• reciprocal determinism.

• the primary care giver

Abraham Maslow

• Behavior theory

• Social cognitive therapy

• Humanistic theory

• Psychoanalytic theory

The ideas of Id Ego Superego came from which of the following psychologists?

• Freud

• Rogers

• Allport

• Maslow

"Methods used to avoid recognizing ideas or emotions that may cause personal anxiety" is the definition for...

• Fighting

• Defense mechanisms

• Thinking

• Creative solutions

Proposed a hierarchy of needs that suggests a strive toward self-actualization when other needs are met.

• Alfred Kinsey
• Masters & Johnson
• Abraham Maslow
• Paul Ekman

What is the most important stage in the hierarchy of needs according to Maslow?

• Self-Esteem

• Love and Belonging

• Self-Actualization

• Safety and Security

What is an example of a safety and security need?

• a home

• family

• food

• sleep

This personality type tries  to meet the desires of the id in a way that is socially acceptable in the world. It deals with the reality.

• Selfie
• Id
• Superego
• Ego