Human behavior is shaped by both heredity and:

Which of the following best defines personality?

The stage in Erik Erikson’s psychosocial theory focused on adolescence.

The stage in adulthood where people seek meaningful relationships.

Erikson’s theory emphasizes the importance of:

According to Freud, the rational part of personality is the:

Which structure of the personality follows the “pleasure principle”?

Which of the following describes superego?

The part of the mind that stores memories, thoughts, and urges beyond awareness.

Which of the following is not part of Maslow’s hierarchy of needs?

The highest level of Maslow’s hierarchy is:

The process of achieving one’s full potential according to Maslow.

Which psychologist proposed the concept of humanistic psychology?

Which of the following best defines self-concept?

The sense of personal worth or value is called:

Which factor strongly influences personality development?

The part of personality that develops first in childhood.

Which of the following is a social factor affecting human behavior?

Which refers to the biological and physical characteristics that define being male or female?

Which term refers to social roles, expectations, and identity associated with being male or female?

The emotional, romantic, or sexual attraction to others defines:

A person attracted to both men and women is:

A person who experiences no sexual attraction to others is:

A transgender person is someone who:

Gender identity refers to:

Which of the following is a healthy expression of human sexuality?

The decision to engage in sexual behavior is influenced by:

The type of love characterized by passion and intimacy but no commitment.

The love that includes intimacy, passion, and commitment.

According to Sternberg, love based on commitment only is called:

A deep sense of caring and attachment without physical passion.

The intense, short-lived kind of love driven mainly by attraction.

The most stable type of love in long-term relationships.

The primary emotion that helps people express affection and connection.

An emotion often linked to a perceived loss or rejection.

The emotion that energizes the “fight or flight” response.

The ability to understand and manage emotions effectively.

Who popularized the concept of emotional intelligence?

Emotional Intelligence includes:

The ability to put oneself in another person’s situation is called:

An emotion often associated with unfair treatment or threat.

Which emotion is often linked to personal achievement or pride?

The emotion that can motivate a person to protect their dignity or self-worth.

The emotion that arises when moral standards are violated.

Which of the following is an example of risk behavior?

A harmful activity involving excessive alcohol intake.

Engaging in unprotected sexual activity is an example of:

Peer pressure often leads to:

The best way to avoid risk behaviors is through:

The tendency of youth to imitate peers is an example of:

The best approach to managing emotions is:

Healthy relationships are built on:

A relationship with physical, emotional, or verbal harm is:

The most common cause of broken relationships.

The social group that has the greatest influence on adolescent behavior.

57. Gender roles are learned primarily through:

The concept of self-identity develops through:

A person’s sense of belonging to a social group refers to:

The foundation of positive mental health is:

A person with high self-esteem usually:

Which of the following contributes most to mental health?

The feeling of satisfaction and fulfillment in life refers to:

Which of the following best defines social well-being?

Human flourishing refers to: