Trait and Humanism Theory

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What is Galen's humor theory responsible for?

It suggests that the relative concentrations of four humors or bodily fluids influence personality traits.

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What does the trait approach categorize?

It categorizes people according to the degree to which they manifest specific characteristics.

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What are common traits according to Allport's nomothetic approach?

Traits that apply to everyone.

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What is a cardinal trait?

A single trait that dominates an individual's personality.

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What are secondary traits?

Traits other than central traits that describe a person's personality and do not always manifest.

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6

What is the difference between ability traits and dynamic traits?

Ability traits allow effective performance in the world, while dynamic traits are involved in motivation.

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7

What personality factors make up the Big Five Model?

Neuroticism, Extraversion, Openness, Agreeableness, and Conscientiousness.

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8

Who proposed the concept of 'functional autonomy'?

It was proposed by Gordon Allport in his personality theories.

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What significant theory did Henry Murray develop?

He blended psychoanalytic and trait concepts, focusing on psychogenic needs.

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10

What is unconditional positive regard in humanistic theory?

The granting of love and approval regardless of the individual's behavior.

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