Personality Development Midterm Examination

What stage of life are you in? Is it the time when teens like you are testing out different roles, or maybe feeling a bit confused about who they really are? 🤔

• Trust vs mistrust

• Generativity vs stagnation

• Identity vs role confusion

Let's dive into the fascinating world of psychology! Can you guess how many stages of psychosocial development the brilliant Erikson described?

• 6

• 4

• 8

• 2

Hey there, curious minds! If you were to join Erikson on a fascinating journey of human development, how would he describe it? Is it a series of:

• Psychology stages

• Sociophallic stages

• Psychosocial stages

• Psychomoral stages

Let's dive into the fascinating world of psychology. Can you tell me what the primary conflict is during the stage of adolescence according to Erikson?

• Intimacy vs isolation

• Integrity vs despair

• Identity vs role confusion

In the exciting journey of life, we all face different challenges. Can you tell me which stage of Erikson's psychosocial development is all about the challenge of trust?

• Trust vs mistrust

• Autonomy vs shame

• Generativity vs stagnation

Imagine Zya is navigating through Erikson's theory of development. What exciting outcome awaits him if he successfully resolves the identity vs role confusion stage?

• A strong sense of self that shines like a star!

• Feelings of inadequacy that weigh him down.

• Isolation from others, like a lone wolf.

Which of the following statements best reflects a person with a fixed mindset?

• I see every failure as a chance to learn and get better.

• I believe that my intelligence and talents are things I can develop through hard work.

• I don't like to be challenged because I might fail, which shows the limit of my abilities.

• I am inspired by the success of others and see it as a motivation to improve myself.

Which of the following statements best represents a person with a growth mindset?

• I believe my abilities can be developed through dedication and hard work.

• I avoid challenges to prevent failure.

• My intelligence is fixed and cannot be changed.

• I feel threatened by the success of others.

How might someone with a fixed mindset react to criticism?

• They may feel defensive and discouraged.

• They appreciate constructive criticism and learn from it.

• They see it as a valuable opportunity for growth.

• They actively seek feedback to improve.

In what way can adopting a growth mindset impact your approach to learning?

• It leads to a fear of failure and avoidance of challenges.

• It causes you to give up easily when faced with obstacles.

• It makes you believe that effort is pointless.

• It encourages a love for learning and resilience.