5.5-5.6 Quiz Learning/Humanistic Personality

According to the humanistic theory of personality who/what is in charge of your personality?

• Childhood
• Environment
• Parents
• Yourself

According to Maslow's hierarchy of needs what is the most basic need? (The one at the bottom)

• Self-esteem
• Safety
• Love
• Physiological

Graduating from high school achieves which of Maslow's needs?

• Self-esteem
• Safety
• Love
• Physiological

Having friends and maybe a spouse is an example of which of Maslow's needs?

• Self-esteem
• Safety
• Love
• Physiological

Behaviorists believe that as individuals differ in their _____________, they acquire different behavior, and hence, different personalities.

• childhood
• genetics
• learning experiences
• respect

Contingencies of Reinforcement: the occurrence of _________ or punishments following particular behaviors.

• rewards
• childhood
• yourself
• pressure

Which of These three things combine in Social Cognitive Theory - Albert Bandura to explain personality.

• behavioral influences
• personal charcteristics
• environmental and cultural influences
• all of these

If you watch your older sibling do well in school and in turn you do well in school this could be because of which of the following?

• operant conditioning
• observational learning
• classical conditioning
• Psychodynamics

Being given $100 for every "A" Steve gets has really influenced who he is. This is due to what theory of personality?

• Psychodynamic
• Humanistic
• Behavioral

Carl Rogers said that people are trying to move toward their actual self and their _______.

• ideal self
• someone else
• intelligence