Question 1

A great way to remember the Big Five personality traits is with the acronym OAKEN.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 2

Freud considered this to be the primary motivating force of human nature.

Accepted Answer

A)  the conscious 
B)  the unconscious 
C)  the preconscious 
D)  sexual impulses 
A)  the conscious 
B)  the unconscious 
C)  the preconscious 
D)  sexual impulses B

Question 3

Take two of the main ideas of Carl Jung's theory and apply them to the film Star Wars. Be sure to include the ideas of archetypes and the collective unconscious.

Accepted Answer

Two main ideas of Carl Jung's theory are archetypes and the collective unconscious. Archetypes are universal symbols and themes that are present in the collective unconscious of all people, while the collective unconscious is the shared reservoir of memories and experiences that all humans inherit.

In the film Star Wars, we can see the concept of archetypes at play through the characters. For example, the character of Luke Skywalker embodies the archetype of the hero on a journey, facing challenges and ultimately triumphing over evil. This archetype is a universal theme found in many cultures and is a reflection of the collective unconscious. Similarly, the character of Darth Vader represents the archetype of the shadow, the darker and more negative aspects of the self that must be confronted and integrated.

The collective unconscious is also evident in Star Wars through the Force, a mystical energy that connects all living things. This concept reflects Jung's idea of a shared reservoir of memories and experiences that all humans inherit. The Force can be seen as a representation of the collective unconscious, as it is a universal and innate aspect of the Star Wars universe that influences the characters and their actions.

In conclusion, the film Star Wars incorporates Carl Jung's ideas of archetypes and the collective unconscious through its characters and the concept of the Force. These elements add depth and universality to the story, making it resonate with audiences on a deeper level.

Question 4

In Freud's theory, the id is to fun as the superego is to __________

Accepted Answer

A)  guilt. 
B)  pride. 
C)  rules. 
D)  freedom. 
A)  guilt. 
B)  pride. 
C)  rules. 
D)  freedom.

Question 5

Yongmei is studying for her math test. Her boyfriend Marcus asks if she can go to the movies with him. She would love to go but she knows she has to study for the math test in order to pass the class. What part of Yongmei's personality will say "You must stay home and study because passing the class is necessary for you to graduate."

Accepted Answer

A)  her ego because it is the moral conscience of her personality 
B)  her id because studying is what she really wants to do 
C)  her libido because she knows her boyfriend will love her more if she studies 
D)  her superego because it is this part of the personality that is the moral conscience 
A)  her ego because it is the moral conscience of her personality 
B)  her id because studying is what she really wants to do 
C)  her libido because she knows her boyfriend will love her more if she studies 
D)  her superego because it is this part of the personality that is the moral conscience

Question 6

Freud proposed that there are three levels of awareness in consciousness. Which of the following is NOT one of these levels?

Accepted Answer

A)  the subconscious 
B)  the conscious 
C)  the preconscious 
D)  the unconscious 
A)  the subconscious 
B)  the conscious 
C)  the preconscious 
D)  the unconscious

Question 7

Arnie, a very lonely single man who never dates, tells his friend that he finds the way women constantly "hit on" him to be very unappealing. Which defense mechanism might be reflective of Arnie's behavior?

Accepted Answer

A)  denial 
B)  projection 
C)  repression 
D)  regression 
A)  denial 
B)  projection 
C)  repression 
D)  regression

Question 8

Define id, ego, and superego.

Accepted Answer

The concepts of the id, ego, and supereg

Question 9

Neo-Freudian Carl Jung disagreed with Freud in that Jung did not believe __________

Accepted Answer

A)  that the unconscious existed. 
B)  that the sexual instinct was the main factor in personality. 
C)  that middle age was an important time for personality development. 
D)  people could be introverts or extraverts. 
A)  that the unconscious existed. 
B)  that the sexual instinct was the main factor in personality. 
C)  that middle age was an important time for personality development. 
D)  people could be introverts or extraverts.

Question 10

You are about to undergo delicate brain surgery that requires great skill on the part of the surgeon. As the surgical team wheels you into the operating room, you hope the surgeon has a high level of __________

Accepted Answer

A)  ego. 
B)  extraversion. 
C)  self-efficacy. 
D)  superego. 
A)  ego. 
B)  extraversion. 
C)  self-efficacy. 
D)  superego.

Question 11

Carl Jung suggested the existence of a collective unconscious that contains images shared by all people called __________

Accepted Answer

A)  schemas. 
B)  paradigms. 
C)  archetypes. 
D)  prototypes. 
A)  schemas. 
B)  paradigms. 
C)  archetypes. 
D)  prototypes.

Question 12

Carl Jung's term for recurring themes that have been important to humans in many cultures and settings since prehistoric times, such as the concepts of mother, hero, or villain, is __________

Accepted Answer

A)  personas. 
B)  animas. 
C)  animisms. 
D)  archetypes. 
A)  personas. 
B)  animas. 
C)  animisms. 
D)  archetypes.

Question 13

The Thematic Apperception Test (TAT) is quick to administer and relatively easy to score.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

The most commonly used personality inventory is the __________

Accepted Answer

A)  MMPI-2. 
B)  MBTI. 
C)  TAT. 
D)  CPI. 
A)  MMPI-2. 
B)  MBTI. 
C)  TAT. 
D)  CPI.

Question 15

Tim and Heidi are both applying for an exclusive school. Relieved after making it through the selection process, they compared experiences and were surprised to discover that each had been asked the same questions. Their school selection committee had obviously used the __________ technique for screening applicants.

Accepted Answer

A)  behavioral assessment 
B)  open question 
C)  structured interview 
D)  rating scale 
A)  behavioral assessment 
B)  open question 
C)  structured interview 
D)  rating scale

Question 16

A personality that consisted of only the ego and the id would be completely __________

Accepted Answer

A)  illogical. 
B)  selfless . 
C)  rational. 
D)  amoral. 
A)  illogical. 
B)  selfless . 
C)  rational. 
D)  amoral.

Question 17

What is the most serious problem with using the observation technique to assess personality?

Accepted Answer

A)  The presence of the observer can alter the behavior being observed. 
B)  Observations do not leave much room for clinical interpretation. 
C)  Observations are inherently subjective. 
D)  The observation technique does not yield much data about the person. 
A)  The presence of the observer can alter the behavior being observed. 
B)  Observations do not leave much room for clinical interpretation. 
C)  Observations are inherently subjective. 
D)  The observation technique does not yield much data about the person.

Question 18

Self-efficacy refers to the ability of a person to give unconditional positive regard.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

The conscience and ego ideal are two parts of which of Freud's components of personality?

Accepted Answer

A)  superego 
B)  id 
C)  ego 
D)  libido 
A)  superego 
B)  id 
C)  ego 
D)  libido

Question 20

Hans Eysenck claimed that all three of his PEN dimensions are rooted in __________

Accepted Answer

A)  unconscious impulses. 
B)  early childhood trauma. 
C)  neurological functioning. 
D)  cardinal traits. 
A)  unconscious impulses. 
B)  early childhood trauma. 
C)  neurological functioning. 
D)  cardinal traits.

A great way to remember the Big Five personality traits is with the acronym OAKEN.

Freud considered this to be the primary motivating force of human nature.

Take two of the main ideas of Carl Jung's theory and apply them to the film Star Wars. Be sure to include the ideas of archetypes and the collective unconscious.

In Freud's theory, the id is to fun as the superego is to __________

Freud proposed that there are three levels of awareness in consciousness. Which of the following is NOT one of these levels?

Arnie, a very lonely single man who never dates, tells his friend that he finds the way women constantly "hit on" him to be very unappealing. Which defense mechanism might be reflective of Arnie's behavior?

Define id, ego, and superego.

Neo-Freudian Carl Jung disagreed with Freud in that Jung did not believe __________

You are about to undergo delicate brain surgery that requires great skill on the part of the surgeon. As the surgical team wheels you into the operating room, you hope the surgeon has a high level of __________

Carl Jung suggested the existence of a collective unconscious that contains images shared by all people called __________

Carl Jung's term for recurring themes that have been important to humans in many cultures and settings since prehistoric times, such as the concepts of mother, hero, or villain, is __________

The Thematic Apperception Test (TAT) is quick to administer and relatively easy to score.

The most commonly used personality inventory is the __________

A personality that consisted of only the ego and the id would be completely __________

What is the most serious problem with using the observation technique to assess personality?

Self-efficacy refers to the ability of a person to give unconditional positive regard.

The conscience and ego ideal are two parts of which of Freud's components of personality?

Hans Eysenck claimed that all three of his PEN dimensions are rooted in __________

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Exam 13: Personality Theory and Assessment

A great way to remember the Big Five personality traits is with the acronym OAKEN.

Freud considered this to be the primary motivating force of human nature.

Take two of the main ideas of Carl Jung's theory and apply them to the film Star Wars. Be sure to include the ideas of archetypes and the collective unconscious.

In Freud's theory, the id is to fun as the superego is to __________

Freud proposed that there are three levels of awareness in consciousness. Which of the following is NOT one of these levels?

Arnie, a very lonely single man who never dates, tells his friend that he finds the way women constantly "hit on" him to be very unappealing. Which defense mechanism might be reflective of Arnie's behavior?

Define id, ego, and superego.

Neo-Freudian Carl Jung disagreed with Freud in that Jung did not believe __________

You are about to undergo delicate brain surgery that requires great skill on the part of the surgeon. As the surgical team wheels you into the operating room, you hope the surgeon has a high level of __________

Carl Jung suggested the existence of a collective unconscious that contains images shared by all people called __________

Carl Jung's term for recurring themes that have been important to humans in many cultures and settings since prehistoric times, such as the concepts of mother, hero, or villain, is __________

The Thematic Apperception Test (TAT) is quick to administer and relatively easy to score.

The most commonly used personality inventory is the __________

A personality that consisted of only the ego and the id would be completely __________

What is the most serious problem with using the observation technique to assess personality?

Self-efficacy refers to the ability of a person to give unconditional positive regard.

The conscience and ego ideal are two parts of which of Freud's components of personality?

Hans Eysenck claimed that all three of his PEN dimensions are rooted in __________

Introduction to Psychology

Biology and Behavior

Sensation and Perception

States of Consciousness

Learning

Memory

Cognition, Language, and Intelligence

Child Development

Adolescence and Adulthood

Motivation and Emotion

Human Sexuality and Gender

Health and Stress

Psychological Disorders

Therapies

Social Psychology

Filters