Quiz 8 in NSTP-LTS 1

The component of personality that reflects how a person thinks, feels, and behaves consistently across situations is called:   

• Character

• Temperament

• Personality 

• Emotion

Which component of personality deals primarily with an individual’s moral values and beliefs about right and wrong?    

• Temperament  

• Character

• Behavior  

• Intelligence

The biological foundation of personality, often observable even in infancy, is referred to as:

• Temperament 

• Character 

• Motivation

• Attitude

An individual’s habitual way of reacting to people and events shows their:

• Intelligence 

• Attitude  

• Personality pattern

• Emotional state

A person who is described as calm under pressure and adaptable to change likely exhibits a well-developed:   

• Character  

• Temperament 

• Emotional intelligence

• Personality trait

According to Sigmund Freud, the id operates on which principle?

• Reality principle

• Pleasure principle

• Morality principle 

• Perfection principle

The ego acts as the mediator between:

• The id and the superego

• The conscious and unconscious mind

• The person and society 

• All of the above

The superego is best described as the part of personality that:

• Seeks immediate gratification and self-satisfaction

• Balances desires and moral values so that equilibrium can be achieved

• Represents internalized ideals and moral standards

• Operates entirely on instinct and nothing else

A student resisting the urge to cheat because “it’s not the right thing to do” demonstrates the action of:     

• Id  

• Ego  

• Superego 

• Libido

When a person chooses to delay pleasure to achieve a greater long-term goal, which structure is primarily at work?

• Id 

• Ego 

• Superego

• Preconscious mind