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According to A. Harter's self-development theory, how is the self described in early childhood?

• In terms of concrete, observable characteristics

• In terms of inner thoughts and emotions

• In terms of physical appearance

• In terms of social skills

What are the two sides of the self according to William James?

• I Self and Me Self

• Ideal Self and Real Self

• Parent Ego State and Child Ego State

• ID, Ego, and Superego

According to Carl Rogers, what is the term for who or what you want to be?

• Ideal Self

• Real Self

• Actualizing Tendency

• Functional Autonomy

What did Gordon Allport believe about human motives?

• They are functionally independent from their origins

• They are determined by the superego

• They are shaped by early childhood experiences

• They are influenced by the ID

Which ego state in Eric Berne's theory represents the voice of authority?

• Parent Ego State

• Adult Ego State

• Child Ego State

• ID Ego State

According to Sigmund Freud, which structure of personality is responsible for moral judgment of conduct?

• ID

• Ego

• Superego

• Trait

What is the defense mechanism called when a person refuses to accept reality or acts as if a thought or feeling does not exist?

• Rationalization

• Repression

• Denial

• Projection

According to Donald Winnicott, what is the false self a product of?

• Early experiences and inadequate parenting

• The ID and the superego

• Trait-like constructs

• Functional autonomy

What emerges if the mother is responsive to the needs of the child according to Donald Winnicott?

• False Self

• True Self

• Ideal Self

• Actualizing Tendency

How many structures of personality did Sigmund Freud propose?

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4