Personality - Chpt. 11 - Motives and Personality

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What is the Thematic Apperception Test (TAT) used for?

It is used to measure various psychological needs, except for the need for self

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Which motive is characterized by a strong desire to have an impact on others?

Power motive.

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True or False: Compared to men, women tend to possess significantly lower levels of the need for power.

False.

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Which group of students scores significantly higher on the need for achievement?

Small business students compared to economics students.

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What motive is associated with being described as not self-centered?

Intimacy

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What was NOT included in the 'Fundamental Social Motives Inventory'?

Self-esteem

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Which characteristic is NOT typical of self-actualized individuals?

They tend to have a large group of close friends

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What are 'conditions of worth' according to Rogers?

Standards set by parents that children feel they must meet to be valued.

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In empathy training research, which gender initially scores higher?

Women.

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What need was added to the 2010 renovated hierarchy of needs?

Parenting.

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What are motives in motivational psychology?

Internal states that arouse and direct behavior toward goals, caused by a deficit or lack of something.

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What happens to tension as needs are satisfied?

Tension is reduced.

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According to Murray's Theory of Needs, how do needs influence perception?

Needs organize perception and guide us to see what we want or need to see.

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What are the categories of fundamental human needs proposed by Murray?

Ambition, status defense, social power, and social affection.

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What is the difference between implicit and explicit motives?

Implicit motives are unconscious desires that predict long-term behavioral trends. Explicit motives predict responses to immediate situations, choices, & attitudes.

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What is the need for achievement (nAch)?

A preference for activities that involve moderate challenges, personal responsibility, and feedback.

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What does a high need for power (nPow) entail?

A desire to have control over situations and other people.

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How do high nPow men typically behave?

They may act impulsively and aggressively.

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What is the need for intimacy (nInt)?

A preference for warm, close, communicative interactions.

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Which gender tends to have a higher need for intimacy?

Women, on average.

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What does the humanistic tradition emphasize?

Free will, conscious awareness, choice, and personal responsibility.

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What are the characteristics of self-actualizing individuals according to Maslow?

Realizing full potential and becoming the best version of oneself; Achieving peak experiences, self-fulfillment, creativity, and personal growth

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What is a 'fully functioning person' in Rogers' humanistic therapy?

A person moving toward self-actualization

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What are the two types of positive regard identified by Rogers?

Conditional and unconditional positive regard.