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USR401: TUTORIAL 2

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Extrovert person are suitable to participate in sport such as

a)

netball and football

b)

swimming and football

c)

hockey and triathlon

d)

marathon and gymnastic

2.

Typical responses only happen when a particular person shows the same type of behavior at events and situations in his or her social environment.

a)

True

b)

False

3.

Adam play a role as a teacher during working hours and as a father when he is at home. This statement refers to the psychological core.

a)

True

b)

False

4.

Nature states that a person's personality is inherited from his or her parents.

a)

True

b)

False

5.

Which level of personality is considered as the real person in Hollander's Model?

a)

Role related behaviors

b)

Typical responses

c)

Psychological core

d)

Abnormal responses

6.

__________ argues that the culture in which a person is raised, his or her upbringing, the norms of family, friends and social groups, all play important role in the development of personality.

a)

Genetic inheritance

b)

Nature

c)

Nurture

d)

Interaction perspective

7.

__________ shows the way a person responds to and behaves in specific social situations.

a)

Typical responses

b)

Psychological core

c)

Role-related behaviors

d)

Interaction perspective

8.

Personality can be summarized as

a)

self-actualization, behavioral tendencies and enduring.

b)

role related behavior, unique characteristics and enduring.

c)

behavioral tendencies, unique characteristics, and enduring.

d)

typical responses, role related behavior, and self-actualization.

9.

Which factor in personality is determined through genetic inheritance of biological heritage?

a)

Nurture

b)

Interaction perspective

c)

Social perspective

d)

Nature

10.

What are the three (3) factors that determine personality?

a)

Heredity, age and money

b)

Position, people and heredity

c)

Genetic, atmosphere and people

d)

Heredity, environment and interaction perspective

11.

Interaction perspective states that a person's personality is the result of a very complex interaction between ______ and the ______ factors.

a)

experience, cultural

b)

character, environment

c)

experience, character

d)

genetic, environment

12.

The concept of the psychological core personality refers to

a)

the so-called "real you".

b)

the kinds of personality variables that change from day to day.

c)

those hard core things about your personality that are virtually impossible to change.

d)

Hollander's idea that the personality core is set by age 6 years and changes little after that.

13.

Sigmund Freud was an advocate of which theory of personality?

a)

State Theories

b)

Social Learning Theory

c)

Trait Theories

d)

Psychodynamics Theory

14.

__________ refer to irrational wishes, desires or thoughts that because of their threatening or disturbance nature.

a)

Subconscious

b)

Conscious

c)

Preconscious

d)

Unconscious

15.

Personality develops through observational learning. This theory introduces by

a)

Albert Bandura

b)

Abraham Maslow.

c)

Sigmund Freud.

d)

Norman Triplett.

16.

In the Maslow Hierarchy of Needs Theory, which of the following is

relevant to the first essential needs?

a)

Love

b)

Safety

c)

Physiological

d)

Self-actualization

17.

The __________ is the moral part of personality and includes societal standards about what is right and wrong.

a)

ego

b)

reality

c)

id

d)

superego

18.

A person with strong feelings of acting aggressively and hurting people becomes a boxer or a wrestler. This defense mechanism is referring to

a)

repression.

b)

sublimation.

c)

denial.

d)

displacement.

19.

According to Sheldon, person with __________ body-type were seen as relaxed, sociable, tolerant, comfort-loving, peaceful, good-humored, and in need of affection.

a)

endormorph

b)

ectomorph

c)

mesomorph

d)

andormorph

20.

Which of the following is NOT a basic dimensions of "Big Five" model of personality?

a)

Agreeableness

b)

Emotional instability

c)

Conscientiousness

d)

Openness to experience