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To study the relationship between church attendance na prejudice, Allport developed the ——

religious orientation scale

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— is empirically defined as occurring within an individual and involving a positive attitude change toward a transgressor or particular transgression

forgiveness

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Research suggests our digital footprint predicts our personality (T/F)

True

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According to Buss, personality traits exist because they ——

solve problems of survival and reproduction

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Gordan Allport emphasized the —— of the individual

uniqueness

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Allport showed a willingness to study in depth ——

a single individual

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According to Allport, personality is ——

organized and patterned

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According to Allport, proprium behavior includes ——

basic drives, habitual behaviors, and tribal customs

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The master system of motivation that confers unity of personality in ALlport’s theory is ——

propriate functional autonomy

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What is not functionally autonomous according to Allport?

biological drives, reflex actions, sublimations tied to direct sexual desires

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According to Costa and McRae, what is not a central component of personality?

Traits

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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

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Which is not a peripheral component

Traits

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According to the big five factor theory, which is not a postulate for basic tendencies

reinforcement

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Which is not q basic assumption of social cognitive theory?

Reinforcement

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According to Bandura —— is the confidence that they can perform those behaviors that will produce desired behaviors in a particular situation

self-efficacy

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According to Bandura, which does not contribute to self-efficacy?

Positive reinforcement

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Big Five Traits by Costa And McRae (O)

Openness - distinguishes people who prefer variety from those who need closure and gain comfort in familiarity

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Big Five Traits by Costa And McRae (C)

Conscientiousness -describes people who are ordered, controlled, organized and self-disciplined

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Big Five Traits by Costa And McRae (E)

Extraversion -high scorers are affectionate, jovial, talkative, and fun loving

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Big Five Traits by Costa And McRae (A)

Agreeableness - distinguishes soft hearted people from ruthless ones, high scorers are trusting/generous/good natured

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Big Five Traits by Costa And McRae (N)

Neuroticism - high scorers are anxious, temperamental, self-conscious, emotional and vulnerable to stress-related disorders

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List the personality traits that Buss considered evolved mechanisms

surgency/extraversion/dominance, agreeableness, conscientiousness, emotional stability, openness/intellect

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—— refers to a person’s expectation that some specific reinforcement or set of reinforcements will occur in a given situation

expectancy

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According to Rotter, —— is the possibility that a particular response will occur at a given time and place

behavior potential

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—— was an important figure in the early years of psychometrics and worked on early factor theories of personality

Raymond B. Cattell

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Correlations of scores with factors are calculated into factor loadings. This briefly describes ——

factor analysis

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The big five factor theory contains traits that are ——

Bipolar

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The most recent test developed by Costa and McRae to assess the Big Five Theory is the ——

NEO-3

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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

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Which is not a peripheral component of the Big Five Factor Theory

internal assumptions

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A high score on —— would appear tense, jittery, anxious, easily frightened, easily embarrassed, and quick tempered

Neuroticism

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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

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Individuals who score high on this trait tend to have an active imagniation and fantasy life They usually like to try new things

Openness

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High scorers on this scale tend to believe that most people are basically well-intentioned, honest, and trustworthy

Agreeableness

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Which is not one of Hans Eysenck’s dimensions of personality

agreeableness

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Reasearch into Eysenck’s theory has found that —— have low cortical arousal

extraverts

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Research into Eysneck’s theory indicates that —— is associated with neuroticism.

increased physiological arousal