Domain 6: Modules 29 & 30 Test

According to Freud's view of personality structure, the "executive" system, the ​ (a)   helps to satisfy the ​ (b)   in more acceptable ways while not compromising the ​ (c)   's morals.

• ego
• id
• superego

In general, neo-Freudians such as Adler and Horney accepted many of Freud's views but placed more emphasis than he did on ________.

• social interactions.

• development throughout the life span.

• the collective unconscious.

• the role of the id.

Which of the following is NOT part of the contemporary view of the unconscious?

• repressed memories of anxiety-provoking events

• schemes that influence our perceptions and interpretations

• stereotypes that affect our information processing

• instantly activated emotions and implicit memories of learned skills

Sigmund Freud thought that personality was most influenced by ______.

• defense mechanisms

• the unconscious mind

• repression

• free association

​ (a)   is to collective unconscious as ​ (b)   is to inferiority complex.​

• Jung
• Adler
• Freud
• Horney
• Rogers

Which of the following is NOT one of the big five personality factors?

• conscientiousness

• extraversion

• anxiety

• agreeableness

Trait theorists assess personality by developing a profile of a person's traits. For example, they administer personality inventories - long questionnaires that ask people to report their characteristic feelings and behaviors. The most widely used of all personality inventories is the __________.

• extraversion-introversion scale

• Person-Situation Inventory

• MMPI

• Rorschach

Which describes personality as consisting of stable tendencies to behave in a particular way over time and across situations?

• trait perspective

• social-cognitive perspective

• reciprocal determinism

• locus of control

Which is an example of a test in which you "project" your inner feelings and motives through the stories you make up about pictures?

• Rorschach Inkblot

• Five-Factor Test

• Thematic Apperception Test

• MMPI

Which of the following is best described along a continuum ranging from ruthless and suspicious to helpful and trusting?

• Conscientiousness

• Agreeableness

• Openness

• Neuroticism