Liberty University PSYC 101 Quiz 11 Complete Solutions Correct Answers Key
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Chapter 11
Question 1 Which of the following best describes Bandura’s ideas about the relationship between
behavior, cognition, and environment?
Question 2 Emilio’s therapist says that Emilio’s personality is fixated at the earliest stage of
development. In layman’s terms, the therapist means that Emilio’s personality is ______ at the
earlier stage.
Question 3 In comparison to psychodynamic and behaviorist explanations of human behavior and
thought processes, humanistic theory
Question 4 When taken to extremes, individualistic values might lead to undesirable
consequences, such as _____.
Question 5 Cybill takes a personality test based on Eysenck’s theory and finds that her “type” is
extraverted-stable. Which description most likely fits Cybill?
Question 6 Freud’s psychoanalytic theory posits that the pleasure principle is _____.
Question 7 Rogers used the term ______ to describe acceptance of a person’s basic worth under
any circumstance.
Question 8 Frank says, “My conscience is bothering me.” Using Freud’s terminology, Frank is
referring to his
Question 9 Which of the following is most likely in Freud’s phallic stage of development?
Question 10 In psychoanalytic theory, the personality structure that organizes ways to handle
delays of gratification and represents “reason and good sense” is the
Question 11 Karen Horney’s feminine psychology emphasized the importance of our basic anxiety,
which is _____.
Question 12 According to humanists, personality is
Question 13 In social-cognitive theory, expectancies are
Question 14 The social-cognitive perspective of personality development is associated with which
approach to therapy?
Question 15 An extension of behaviorism that includes roles for internal mental processes and the
5 different versions
Chapter 11
Question 1 Which of the following best describes Bandura’s ideas about the relationship between
behavior, cognition, and environment?
Question 2 Emilio’s therapist says that Emilio’s personality is fixated at the earliest stage of
development. In layman’s terms, the therapist means that Emilio’s personality is ______ at the
earlier stage.
Question 3 In comparison to psychodynamic and behaviorist explanations of human behavior and
thought processes, humanistic theory
Question 4 When taken to extremes, individualistic values might lead to undesirable
consequences, such as _____.
Question 5 Cybill takes a personality test based on Eysenck’s theory and finds that her “type” is
extraverted-stable. Which description most likely fits Cybill?
Question 6 Freud’s psychoanalytic theory posits that the pleasure principle is _____.
Question 7 Rogers used the term ______ to describe acceptance of a person’s basic worth under
any circumstance.
Question 8 Frank says, “My conscience is bothering me.” Using Freud’s terminology, Frank is
referring to his
Question 9 Which of the following is most likely in Freud’s phallic stage of development?
Question 10 In psychoanalytic theory, the personality structure that organizes ways to handle
delays of gratification and represents “reason and good sense” is the
Question 11 Karen Horney’s feminine psychology emphasized the importance of our basic anxiety,
which is _____.
Question 12 According to humanists, personality is
Question 13 In social-cognitive theory, expectancies are
Question 14 The social-cognitive perspective of personality development is associated with which
approach to therapy?
Question 15 An extension of behaviorism that includes roles for internal mental processes and the
influences of other people on our behavior is called
Question 16 Who are the two main contributors to the humanistic perspective?
Question 17 In the five-factor models of personality, which two traits parallel two of Eysenck’s
traits?
Question 18 Which part of the personality might be described as “the great compromiser”?
Question 19 In social-lcognitive theory, all but which of the following play a role in explaining
personality?
Question 20 In humanistic theory of Rogers and Maslow, personality is best described as
Question 1 From Freud’s perspective, a boy resolves his Oedipus complex by
Question 2 In the humanistic perspective, realization of one’s own potential is known as
Question 3 Mahatma Gandhi’s lifelong commitment to nonviolent solutions to social problems
would likely be considered an example of a(n) ______ trait.
Question 4 In Mischel’s theory, which person variable concerns the ability to plan courses of
action to achieve goals and obtain rewards?
Question 5 Ingmar’s boss ridiculed him in front of the whole office. When Ingmar returns home,
he yells at his wife and children and kicks his dog. This is an example of
Question 6 Gordon Allport thought that cardinal traits are _____.
Question 7 According to Freud, most of the human mind resides in the ______, and primitive
sexual and aggressive instincts lie in the ______.
Question 8 All but which of the following are premises of Adler’s individual psychology?
Question 9 Rorschach developed a famous personality test that uses __________ as stimuli.
Question 10 Watson and Skinner believed that
Question 11 Which of the following students is demonstrating a positive expectancy about
schoolwork?
Question 12 In _____, people are presented with a set of ambiguous stimuli that produce
responses that must be interpreted by the examiner.
Question 13 Cybill takes a personality test based on Eysenck’s theory and finds that her “type” is
Question 16 Who are the two main contributors to the humanistic perspective?
Question 17 In the five-factor models of personality, which two traits parallel two of Eysenck’s
traits?
Question 18 Which part of the personality might be described as “the great compromiser”?
Question 19 In social-lcognitive theory, all but which of the following play a role in explaining
personality?
Question 20 In humanistic theory of Rogers and Maslow, personality is best described as
Question 1 From Freud’s perspective, a boy resolves his Oedipus complex by
Question 2 In the humanistic perspective, realization of one’s own potential is known as
Question 3 Mahatma Gandhi’s lifelong commitment to nonviolent solutions to social problems
would likely be considered an example of a(n) ______ trait.
Question 4 In Mischel’s theory, which person variable concerns the ability to plan courses of
action to achieve goals and obtain rewards?
Question 5 Ingmar’s boss ridiculed him in front of the whole office. When Ingmar returns home,
he yells at his wife and children and kicks his dog. This is an example of
Question 6 Gordon Allport thought that cardinal traits are _____.
Question 7 According to Freud, most of the human mind resides in the ______, and primitive
sexual and aggressive instincts lie in the ______.
Question 8 All but which of the following are premises of Adler’s individual psychology?
Question 9 Rorschach developed a famous personality test that uses __________ as stimuli.
Question 10 Watson and Skinner believed that
Question 11 Which of the following students is demonstrating a positive expectancy about
schoolwork?
Question 12 In _____, people are presented with a set of ambiguous stimuli that produce
responses that must be interpreted by the examiner.
Question 13 Cybill takes a personality test based on Eysenck’s theory and finds that her “type” is
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