Personality Unit Assessment

How is personality defined according to the study guide?

• The role a person plays in society.

• Special qualities that make a person unique.

• A person's physical appearance.

• The skills a person has.

What three factors affect how your personality develops?

• Education, friends, and hobbies.

• Environment, surroundings, and people that you are with.

• Genetics, intelligence, and behavior.

• Health, wealth, and culture.

Which of the following is NOT one of the four ways your personality affects you?

• Way you look.

• Way you act.

• Way you think.

• Way you learn.

What are personality traits?

• A list of a person's achievements.

• Adjectives that describe someone's personality and/or how they work.

• The physical features that distinguish a person.

• The social status of a person.

What is temperament believed to be?

• A characteristic that takes many years to develop

• A set of learned behaviors

• An inherited aspect of personality

• A reflection of a person's current mood

Explain what a person’s perspective aka perception is.

Which of the following is NOT included in the fundamental characteristics of temperament?

• Regularity

• Mood

• Sensitivity

• Acquired skills

Personality traits include thoughts and behaviors that:

• Change frequently

• Are only present in certain situations

• Are consistent throughout a person's life

• Are inherited at birth

Which of the following is true about personality development?

• It is fully developed at birth

• It does not change over time

• It takes many years to develop

• It is not related to temperament

How can personality traits influence your relationships with others?

• They determine your political views.

• They influence who you are attracted to and who you enjoy spending time with.

• They dictate your academic performance.

• They control your dietary preferences.