Chapter 12 vocab
Understanding Personality: The Big Five Quiz
Test your knowledge of personality traits and theories with this engaging quiz on the Big Five personality model and Freudian concepts. Each question is designed to challenge your understanding and deepen your insights into human behavior.
- Learn about key personality traits like Agreeableness and Neuroticism.
- Explore foundational theories of psychology, including Freud's ideas.
- Perfect for psychology students, educators, and enthusiasts alike.
Agreeableness
A Big 5 personality trait characterized by trustworthiness altruism trust compliance modesty and tender mindedness
A trait theory that identifies five main characteristics that account for most individual differences in personality
A Big 5 personality trait characterized by competence order dutifulness achievement striving self-discipline and deliberation
Big five theory
A Big 5 personality trait characterized by competence order dutifulness achievement striving self-discipline and deliberation
A trait theory that identifies five main characteristics that account for most individual differences in personality
In Sigmund Freud's personality theory a protective behavior that reduces anxiety
Conscientiousness
In Sigmund Freud's personality theory a protective behavior that reduces anxiety
the component of Sigmund Freud's personality theory that is the self that others see
A Big 5 personality trait characterized by competence order dutifulness achievement striving self-discipline and deliberation
Defense mechanism
In Sigmund Freud's personality theory a protective behavior that reduces anxiety
The component of Sigmund Freud's personality theory that is the self that others see
One of the big five traits characterized by warrants gregariousness assertiveness activity excitement seeking and positive emotion opposite of introversion
Ego
The component of Sigmund Freud's personality theory that is the self that others see
The component of Sigmund Freud's personality theory containing primitive drives present at birth
A cognitive expectancy featured in social cognitive learning theories of personality about the source of individual outcomes and external locus of control sees outcomes as resulting from luck or chance won't internal locus of control sees outcomes as a result of individual effort
Extroversion
One of the big five traits characterized by warrants gregariousness assertiveness activity excitement seeking and positive emotion opposite of introversion
One of the big five traits characterized by coolness reserve passivity and activity caution and negative emotion opposite of extraversion
A trait theory that identifies five main characteristics that account for most individual differences in personality
Id
The self we are in the presence of other people
a Big 5 personality trait characterized by trustworthiness altruism trust compliance modesty and tender mindedness
The component of Sigmund Freud's personality theory containing primitive drives present at birth
Interpersonal self
a theorist who attempted to update and modify Sigmund Freud original Theory of Personality
The self we are in the presence of other people
a cognitive expectancy featured in social cognitive learning
Introversion
Ne of the big five traits characterized by coolness reserve passivity and activity caution and negative emotion opposite of extraversion
A cognitive expectancy featured in social cognitive learning theories of personality about the source of individual outcomes and external locus of control sees outcomes as resulting from luck or chance won't internal locus of control sees outcomes as a result of individual effort
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Locus of control
Ne of the big five traits characterized by warrants gregariousness assertiveness activity excitement seeking and positive emotion opposite of introversion
a trait theory that identifies five main characteristics that account for most individual differences in personality
A cognitive expectancy featured in social cognitive learning theories of personality about the source of individual outcomes and external locus of control sees outcomes as resulting from luck or chance won't internal locus of control sees outcomes as a result of individual effort
Neo-Freudian
A theorist who attempted to update and modify Sigmund Freud original Theory of Personality
N objective test often using numbered scales or multiple choice used to assess personality
neo-nazi??
Neuroticism
A Big 5 personality trait characterized by anxiety angry hostility depression self-consciousness impulsivity and vulnerability
A test of Personality based on Freudian theory that provides an ambiguous stimulus onto which test-takers projected their personality
A Big 5 personality trait characterized by an appreciation for Fantasy feelings actions ideas values and Aesthetics
Openness
A stage in Sigmund Freud's theory of the developing personality
A Big 5 personality trait characterized by an appreciation for Fantasy feelings actions ideas values and Aesthetics
Sigmund Freud's treatment approach based on the psychodynamic Theory
Personality inventory
People's description of their own characteristics
A social cognitive Learning Theory of Personality that features the mutual influence of the person and that of the situation on each other
An objective test often using numbered scales or multiple choice used to assess personality
Projective test
A test of Personality based on Freudian theory that provides an ambiguous stimulus onto which test-takers projected their personality
The component of Sigmund Freud's personality theory that internalizes society's rules for right and wrong or the conscience
A judgment of the value of the self
Psychoanalysis
Sigmund Freud's treatment approach based on the psychodynamic Theory
He part of mental activity that cannot be voluntarily retrieved
A little girls psychotic reaction...
Psychodynamic
A social cognitive Learning Theory of Personality that features the mutual influence of the person and that of the situation on each other
A theory put forward by Sigmund frued in which psychic energy moves among the compartments of the personality id ego and superego
Patterns of thoughts feelings and actions we perceive in our own minds
Psychosexual stage
A stage in Sigmund Freud's theory of the developing personality
Patterns of thoughts feelings and actions we perceive in our own minds
An objective test often using numbered scales or multiple choice used to assess personality
Reciprocal determinism
A social cognitive Learning Theory of Personality that features the mutual influence of the person and that of the situation on each other
child's pattern of mood activity or emotional responsiveness linked to later personality
A stable personality characteristic
Self
Patterns of thoughts feelings and actions we perceive in our own minds
People's description of their own characteristics
A judgment of the value of the self
Self concept
A judgment of the value of the self
People's description of their own characteristics
A Theory of Personality that features cognition and learning especially from the social environment as important sources of individual differences in personality
Self esteem
A judgment of the value of the self
A cognitive organization that helps us think about the self and process self relevant information
A stage in Sigmund Freud's theory of the developing personality
Self schema
A cognitive organization that helps us think about the self and process self relevant information
The component of Sigmund Freud's personality theory that internalizes society's rules for right and wrong or the conscience
social cognitive Learning Theory of Personality that features the mutual influence of the person and that of the situation on each other
Social cognitive learning theory
The component of Sigmund Freud's personality theory that internalizes society's rules for right and wrong or the conscience
a child's pattern of mood activity or emotional responsiveness linked to later personality
A Theory of Personality that features cognition and learning especially from the social environment as important sources of individual differences in personality
Superego
The component of Sigmund Freud's personality theory that internalizes society's rules for right and wrong or the conscience
A child's pattern of mood activity or emotional responsiveness linked to later personality
The part of mental activity that cannot be voluntarily retrieved
Temperament
A child's pattern of mood activity or emotional responsiveness linked to later personality
A stage in Sigmund Freud's theory of the developing personality
One of the big five traits characterized by coolness reserve passivity and activity caution and negative emotion opposite of extraversion
Trait
A judgment of the value of the self
A stable personality characteristic
Patterns of thoughts feelings and actions we perceive in our own minds
Unconscious mind
The part of mental activity that cannot be voluntarily retrieved
A Big 5 personality trait characterized by trustworthiness altruism trust compliance modesty and tender mindedness
The component of Sigmund Freud's personality theory containing primitive drives present at birth
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