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Semi-final Examination in Theories of Personality (PSY106)

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 2hrs 40mins

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Class
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1.

Abraham Maslow sought to gain a deep understanding of particular individuals, he developed his attention to psychologically healthy people. His main interest was in

a)

Self-actualization

b)

Self-realization

c)

Self-efficacy

d)

Self-reliance

2.

Maslow differed from other humanistic psychologists because he

a)

based his theory primarily on factor-analytic studies.

b)

devoted his attention to psychologically healthy people.

c)

produced objectively testable scientific hypotheses.

d)

did not see needs as primary determinants of personality.

3.

Carl Rogers believed that when people feel they are not themselves as they often do, it is because they sense

a)

incongruence between their self-concept and their actual thoughts or behavior.

b)

incongruence between their own ideal self and that most respected by their culture.

c)

conflict between the anima and animus.

d)

conflict between the phenomenological self and the actualizing self.

4.

Carl Rogers believed if a child received feeling of total love and acceptance, he/she would be able to self-actualize and become his/her ideal self. The "feeling of total love and acceptance" is an example of

a)

conditions of worth

b)

unconditional positive regard

c)

actualizing tendency

d)

self-worth

5.

He claimed that all people are unique because has a different combination of traits.

a)

Gordon Allport

b)

Hans Eysenck

c)

David Buss

d)

Erik Erickson

6.

Based on Allport's theory, ______________ are traits that are so much a part who the person is, you can define person by the trait.

a)

Cardinal traits

b)

Central traits

c)

Secondary traits

d)

Primary traits

7.

Bree was known as a student to be very conservative in her ways of talking and dressing up and reserved in dealing with people. Right after graduating from college, she was given a chance to work in an advertising company given her high level of intelligence and creativity. Not long after, she had a chance to be assigned overseas and had a chance to meet and work with known personalities in the advertising world. Five years after, she attended their college reunion and was observed different from her old self now seen smart and outspoken. The interpersonal traits that have changed over the years can be called

a)

Cardinal traits

b)

Central traits

c)

Secondary traits

d)

Primary traits

8.

Following Bree's changes, she remained modest and conservative in her manner of dressing and act in spite of the exposure to the modern world. Her conservative ways in said to be her

a)

Cardinal traits

b)

Central traits

c)

Secondary traits

d)

Primary Traits

9.

The Five-Factor Model began as an attempt to identify basic personality traits as revealed by factor analysis. It was investigated by

a)

Rotter and Mischel

b)

McCrae and Costa

c)

Eysenck and Cattell

d)

Freud and Jung

10.

Raymond Cattell who is a trait theorist applied a technique called ________________ to the questionnaire data they collected.

a)

factor analysis

b)

free association

c)

projective testing

d)

pseudopsychological assessment

11.

There is fairly good consensus among trait theorists that _________________ in personality can be described in terms of differences along different dimensions.

a)

Individual differences

b)

Different patterns

c)

Relativity

d)

Uniqueness and relatedness

12.

Which of the following is true of traits as they are seen from the perspective of trait theory?

a)

A trait is a characteristics that a person either has or doesn't have in all-or-non fashion.

b)

Trait and state are equivalent terms but the former is applied to cognitive characteristics, whereas the latter is applied to motivational and emotional characteristics.

c)

Traits are characteristics of the person rather than the environment.

d)

Traits are temporary, changeable characteristics that can be inferred from current behavior patterns.

13.

Bruno took a series of psychological test as requirement for employment overseas. In a paper and pencil personality test, he checked off a number of adjectives that rated himself in ways indicating that he is honest. According to trait theory, results of the scale

a)

is 100% assurance that he will try to return a wallet packed with cash left by a costumer in his work area or report all his tip income in his income tax return.

b)

shows his tendency but not a guarantee to return a wallet packed with cash left by a costumer in his work area or report all his tip income in his income tax return.

c)

does not in any way help in showing his future work value in terms of honesty.

d)

this is a sure taking good issue and would not guarantee anything until he is on the work area and shows actual behavior.

14.

Carl Rogers labeled all those aspects of one's being and one's experience that are perceived in awareness by the individual as

a)

Self-concept

b)

Ideal self

c)

Real self

d)

Imaginary self

15.

Incongruence for Rogers can be seen in terms of

a)

a lack of empathy

b)

a discrepancy between self-concept and ideal self

c)

an inability to actualize the formative tendency

d)

a minimal level of external evaluation and reinforcement

16.

Ideally Rogers said that

a)

There should be a dose agreement between one's ideal self and perceived self.

b)

One should bring the organismic self in line with the self-concept.

c)

The ideal self should remain on a higher level than the organismic self.

d)

There should be a wide gap between the ideal self and the perceived self.

17.

Roger believed that positive self-regard

a)

Can exist independently of other people's attitude towards you

b)

Depends on other people's continued positive attitude

c)

Depends on other's continued negative attitude

d)

Is pathological

18.

When a person perceived evaluation from another person, Rogers believed that he or she will

a)

Deny the evaluation

b)

Experience conditions of worth

c)

Learn something of value from the experience

d)

Develop unconditional positive regard for that person

19.

Maslow criticized the first two forces in psychology for their

a)

Overemphasis on unconscious motivation

b)

Inability to successfully treat neurons

c)

Unscientific viewpoints on personally

d)

Limited view of humanity

20.

Maslow adopted this approach to motivation

a)

Dualistic

b)

Homeostatic

c)

Deterministic

d)

Holistic

21.

Which of these is NOT an assumption underlying Maslow's theory of motivation?

a)

People are continually motivated by one need or another.

b)

Unconscious forces lie behind much surface motivation.

c)

People in different cultures have different basic needs.

d)

Human needs can be arranged on a hierarchy.

22.

A woman whose physiological needs are inadequate satisfied will be motivated to

a)

Satisfy physiological needs

b)

Satisfy safety needs

c)

Satisfy esteem needs

d)

Become self-actualizing

23.

Safety needs are most likely to be strong motivators for

a)

Hungry people

b)

Children

c)

Those having problems making friends

d)

Self-actualizing people

24.

Safety needs differ from physiological needs in that they

a)

are the most prepotent set of needs

b)

represents B-values

c)

cannot be overly satiated

d)

are meta-motivated

25.

The theoretical approach to personality that has been criticized for having an overly romantic view of human nature is

a)

Humanistic theories

b)

Post-Freudian psychodynamic theories

c)

Social Learning theories

d)

Freudian psychoanalysis

26.

According to Rollo May, psychopathology is

a)

Psychopathology is the ability to know others and to share oneself with them.

b)

People have become alienated from the natural world, from other people, but keeps intact within themselves.

c)

Symptoms are only temporary.

d)

Apathy and emptiness as the malaise of modern times.

27.

Existential theories focus

a)

on the here and now

b)

to reduce depressive anxieties and persecutory fears, and to lessen the harshness of internalized objects

c)

conditions are counselor congruence, unconditional positive regard, and empathic listening

d)

confession of a pathogenic secret, interpretation, explanation and elucidation, education as social beings, transformation

28.

"Now it is no longer a matter of deciding what to do, but of deciding how to decide," helps people examine issues of personal meaning.

a)

Holistic-Dynamic Theory

b)

Person-Centered Theory

c)

Existential Theory

d)

Trait Theory

29.

Considered as the third force in Psychology.

a)

Psychoanalysis

b)

Behaviorism

c)

Humanistic

d)

Trait theories

30.

The American psychologist who believed that people also communicate through myths.

a)

Rollo May

b)

Carl Jung

c)

Victor Frankl

d)

Gordon Allport

31.

According to Allport's description. A healthy individual has

a)

insight and humor

b)

independence

c)

established self-concept

d)

attained self-realization

32.

Layla consistently obtained the highest score in their quizzes but every time her classmates would praise and recognize her achievements she denies it and say she just had a good luck. According to Maslow, this condition might refer to

a)

John's Syndrome

b)

Jonah Complex

c)

Down's Syndrome

d)

Inferiority Complex

33.

As a daughter, Silvanna does her best to gain all achievements and recognitions so that her parents would be pleased and love her. In Rogers perspective, she is dealing with

a)

unconditional positive regard

b)

conditions of worth

c)

genuineness

d)

positive reinforcement

34.

Zilong won in a promo last week, then he was promoted this week, then he was able to pay all his debts. But amidst that he still thinks he did not deserve to have that because his parents do see his efforts. According to person-centered theory, he

a)

has a neurotic personality

b)

is denying his positive experiences

c)

has a weak ego strength

d)

is not living his Mitwelt

35.

After her break-up with his boyfriend who cheated her, Pharsa move on instead she kept communicating her ex-boyfriend telling that she forgave him already and that he just need to come back. What could be your insight towards Pharsa based on Rollo May's perspectives.

a)

Her neurotic anxiety blocked her from any new and successful ways of behaving towards her ex-boyfriend.

b)

Her basic anxiety leads her into using denial as as defense mechanism.

c)

She is using excuses as a safeguarding tendency.

d)

She is psychologically healthy.

36.

Being gentleman or maginoo is expected to every Filipino men. Thus, being maginoo is referred by Allport as

a)

common traits

b)

personal disposition

c)

cardinal traits

d)

central disposition

37.

The kind of behavioral data that is collected in actual and everyday situation is called

a)

Q-data

b)

G-data

c)

A-data

d)

L-data

38.

It is the simplification of 16 Personality Factors.

a)

Psychology of Individual

b)

Big Five Factor Model

c)

Psychogenic Needs

d)

Evolutionary Theory of Personality

39.

Most of the time, Masha is anxious with many things. Based on big five factor model, she is most probably high on

a)

Conscientiousness

b)

Extraversion

c)

Agreeableness

d)

Neuroticism

40.

Freya is always expressive and affectionate with others. Based on big five factor model, she is mostly likely high on

a)

Conscientiousness

b)

Extraversion

c)

Agreeableness

d)

Neuroticism

41.

He is also known as the Father of Logotherapy.

a)

Viktor Frankl

b)

Abraham Maslow

c)

Carl Rogers

d)

Rollo May

42.

It is a form of existential therapy that emphasized that people have the power to find meaning in anything they do.

a)

Psychotherapy

b)

Humanistic therapy

c)

Logotherapy

d)

Cognitive-Behavioral therapy

43.

All of the following are the basic assumptions of Logotherapy except

a)

Life has only meaning in the desirable circumstances

b)

Humans have a will to meaning

c)

Freedom to find meaning

d)

Meaning of the moment

44.

A technique used when a person is overly self-absorbed on an issue or attainment of a goal.

a)

Dereflection

b)

Paradoxical Intention

c)

Socratic dialogue

d)

Regression

45.

A technique in which the logotherapist used the own person’s words as a method of self–discovery.

a)

Dereflection

b)

Paradoxical Intention

c)

Socratic dialogue

d)

Regression

46.

This technique primarily focused on altering one’s attitude toward a situation rather than amending one’s conduct.

a)

Attitude modification

b)

Dereflection

c)

Socratic dialogue

d)

Paradoxical intention

47.

Which of the following statement is NOT the goals of logotherapy?

a)

To awaken the client’s sense of responsibility and meaning.

b)

To help the client discover their true identity and place in the world.

c)

To help the client pursue what really matters in life.

d)

To make life better for your own self only.

48.

It states that humans are free to achieve goals and purpose in life. We are capable of surpassing pleasure and supporting pain for a meaningful cause.

a)

Freedom of will

b)

Will to meaning

c)

Meaning in life

d)

Seeking power

49.

It refers to a specific course of action,

or desire to act, in response to a given situation.

a)

Attitude

b)

Traits

c)

Personality

d)

Disposition

50.

It refers to the innate drives or motives, such as

sex, hunger, loneliness, pity, fear, curiosity,

pride, sensuousness, anger, and greed that

humans share with other primates.

a)

Ergs

b)

Instincts

c)

Eros

d)

Thanatos