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To study the relationship between church attendance na prejudice, Allport developed the ——
religious orientation scale
— is empirically defined as occurring within an individual and involving a positive attitude change toward a transgressor or particular transgression
forgiveness
Research suggests our digital footprint predicts our personality (T/F)
True
According to Buss, personality traits exist because they ——
solve problems of survival and reproduction
Gordan Allport emphasized the —— of the individual
uniqueness
Allport showed a willingness to study in depth ——
a single individual
According to Allport, personality is ——
organized and patterned
According to Allport, proprium behavior includes ——
basic drives, habitual behaviors, and tribal customs
The master system of motivation that confers unity of personality in ALlport’s theory is ——
propriate functional autonomy
What is not functionally autonomous according to Allport?
biological drives, reflex actions, sublimations tied to direct sexual desires
According to Costa and McRae, what is not a central component of personality?
Traits
According to the big five factor theory, —— are acquired personality structures that develop as people adapt to their environment and include habits, skills, and beliefs.
Characteristic adaptations
Which is not a peripheral component
Traits
According to the big five factor theory, which is not a postulate for basic tendencies
reinforcement
Which is not q basic assumption of social cognitive theory?
Reinforcement
According to Bandura —— is the confidence that they can perform those behaviors that will produce desired behaviors in a particular situation
self-efficacy
According to Bandura, which does not contribute to self-efficacy?
Positive reinforcement
Big Five Traits by Costa And McRae (O)
Openness - distinguishes people who prefer variety from those who need closure and gain comfort in familiarity
Big Five Traits by Costa And McRae (C)
Conscientiousness -describes people who are ordered, controlled, organized and self-disciplined
Big Five Traits by Costa And McRae (E)
Extraversion -high scorers are affectionate, jovial, talkative, and fun loving
Big Five Traits by Costa And McRae (A)
Agreeableness - distinguishes soft hearted people from ruthless ones, high scorers are trusting/generous/good natured
Big Five Traits by Costa And McRae (N)
Neuroticism - high scorers are anxious, temperamental, self-conscious, emotional and vulnerable to stress-related disorders
List the personality traits that Buss considered evolved mechanisms
surgency/extraversion/dominance, agreeableness, conscientiousness, emotional stability, openness/intellect
—— refers to a person’s expectation that some specific reinforcement or set of reinforcements will occur in a given situation
expectancy
According to Rotter, —— is the possibility that a particular response will occur at a given time and place
behavior potential
—— was an important figure in the early years of psychometrics and worked on early factor theories of personality
Raymond B. Cattell
Correlations of scores with factors are calculated into factor loadings. This briefly describes ——
factor analysis
The big five factor theory contains traits that are ——
Bipolar
The most recent test developed by Costa and McRae to assess the Big Five Theory is the ——
NEO-3
According to Costa and McRae —— are one of the central components of personality along with characteristic adaptations, self-concept, biological bases, objective biography, and external influences
Basic tendencies
Which is not a peripheral component of the Big Five Factor Theory
internal assumptions
A high score on —— would appear tense, jittery, anxious, easily frightened, easily embarrassed, and quick tempered
Neuroticism
Low scores on this trait do not get much pleasure from social situations. They do not take a personal interest in the people with whom they work. May be perceived as shy.
Extraversion
Individuals who score high on this trait tend to have an active imagniation and fantasy life They usually like to try new things
Openness
High scorers on this scale tend to believe that most people are basically well-intentioned, honest, and trustworthy
Agreeableness
Which is not one of Hans Eysenck’s dimensions of personality
agreeableness
Reasearch into Eysenck’s theory has found that —— have low cortical arousal
extraverts
Research into Eysneck’s theory indicates that —— is associated with neuroticism.
increased physiological arousal