7th Unit 3 Extra Credit

When you copy the behavior of others you are forming your personality through

• heredity.

• modeling.

• a peer group.

• conscientiousness.

A person who is outgoing and sociable has the personality trait known as

• introversion.

• extroversion.

• agreeableness.

• conscientiousness.

A sense of self is referred to as your

• heredity.

• peer group.

• identity.

• environment.

When your classmates at school work cooperatively on a project, it is an example of a positive influence by

• your heredity.

• your culture.

• a peer group.

• a psychologist.

Your best friend always looks on the bright side and is very positive. Your friend has which personality trait?

• extroversion

• agreeableness

• conscientiousness

• emotional stability

A person with low self-esteem may judge himself or herself harshly and

• have a realistic view of their abilities.

• put on an act to hide insecurities.

• have a positive attitude.

A person who has reached their full potential has likely achieved _____. 

• self-actualization.

• adulthood.

• modeling.

• personality.

You can usually recognize when a person is happy just by looking at the expression on their face. This is because happiness is

• a learned emotion.

• a defense mechanism.

• a coping strategy.

• a primary emotion.

During the alarm stage of stress your body releases a chemical called adrenaline which is part of

• eustress.

• a mental rehearsal.

• a catastrophe.

• the flight-or-fight-response.

Any event or situation that causes stress is called a(n)

• eustress.

• catastrophe.

• mental rehearsal.

• stressor.