Question 1

Which motive refers to a desire for imact and prestige?

Accepted Answer

A) Affiliation motive 
B) Achievement motive 
C) Power motive 
D) All of the above 
A) Affiliation motive 
B) Achievement motive 
C) Power motive 
D) All of the above C

Question 2

Psychobiographies:

Accepted Answer

A) Are always psychoanalytic 
B) Examine the life history of an indiviudal 
C) Only examine personality disorders 
D) Generally ignore the subject's early childhood 
A) Are always psychoanalytic 
B) Examine the life history of an indiviudal 
C) Only examine personality disorders 
D) Generally ignore the subject's early childhood B

Question 3

Motives are those aspects of a personality concerned with

Accepted Answer

A) Hidden intentions 
B) Unconcious desires 
C) Prejudices 
D) Goals and goal - directed actions 
A) Hidden intentions 
B) Unconcious desires 
C) Prejudices 
D) Goals and goal - directed actions D

Question 4

Which motive refers to a concern with excellence and peak accomplishment?

Accepted Answer

A) Power motive 
B) Achievement motive 
C) Affiliation motive 
D) None of the above 
A) Power motive 
B) Achievement motive 
C) Affiliation motive 
D) None of the above

Question 5

Task-interpersonal emphasis refers to:

Accepted Answer

A) How strict a leader is 
B) Getting the task done vs. focusing on feelings and needs of others 
C) The same thing as cognitive complexity 
D) The leader's core values 
A) How strict a leader is 
B) Getting the task done vs. focusing on feelings and needs of others 
C) The same thing as cognitive complexity 
D) The leader's core values

Question 6

Using the Barber Typology, George W. Bush would be classified as:

Accepted Answer

A) Passive-negative 
B) Active-positive 
C) Active-negative 
D) Passive-positive 
A) Passive-negative 
B) Active-positive 
C) Active-negative 
D) Passive-positive

Question 7

Personalities influence politics when

Accepted Answer

A) The environment admits of restructuring 
B) A leader's personality is strong 
C) All of the answers are correct 
D) A leader's official position is powerful 
A) The environment admits of restructuring 
B) A leader's personality is strong 
C) All of the answers are correct 
D) A leader's official position is powerful

Question 8

Research on the authoritarian personality:

Accepted Answer

A) Is no longer being conducted 
B) Is strictly psychoanalytical 
C) Was revitalized by Bob Altemeyers's right wing authoritarian studies 
D) Is clearly unrelated to anti-Semitism 
A) Is no longer being conducted 
B) Is strictly psychoanalytical 
C) Was revitalized by Bob Altemeyers's right wing authoritarian studies 
D) Is clearly unrelated to anti-Semitism

Question 9

The Operational Code distinguishes

Accepted Answer

A) Instrumental from Philosophical beliefs 
B) Liberal from Conservative beliefs 
C) Intelligence levels of leaders 
D) Among secred code breaking techniques 
A) Instrumental from Philosophical beliefs 
B) Liberal from Conservative beliefs 
C) Intelligence levels of leaders 
D) Among secred code breaking techniques

Question 10

In-groups are

Accepted Answer

A) Groups one belongs to 
B) Groups one does not belong to 
C) Groups in power 
D) The hippest groups 
A) Groups one belongs to 
B) Groups one does not belong to 
C) Groups in power 
D) The hippest groups

Question 11

According to altemeyer, one source of Right-Wing Authoritarianism is:

Accepted Answer

A) Childhood abuse 
B) Genetic predisposition 
C) Culture 
D) Social learning 
A) Childhood abuse 
B) Genetic predisposition 
C) Culture 
D) Social learning

Question 12

Which Freddian personality element is inherited and includes instincts?

Accepted Answer

A) The superego 
B) The ego 
C) The phobia 
D) The id 
A) The superego 
B) The ego 
C) The phobia 
D) The id

Question 13

Compared to leaders low in cognitive complexity, cognitive complex leaders are:

Accepted Answer

A) Less able to differentiate the environment 
B) More prone to quick decision making 
C) Less interested in receiving negative feedback 
D) More attentive to incoming informaiton 
A) Less able to differentiate the environment 
B) More prone to quick decision making 
C) Less interested in receiving negative feedback 
D) More attentive to incoming informaiton

Question 14

Factor analysis identifies:

Accepted Answer

A) Which traqits cluster together 
B) Which traits were left out of the study 
C) Which traits are significant 
D) Randomness 
A) Which traqits cluster together 
B) Which traits were left out of the study 
C) Which traits are significant 
D) Randomness

Question 15

Personality traits

Accepted Answer

A) Change randomly 
B) Are stable over time and place 
C) Are unstable over time and place 
D) Have little effect on the behavioral predispositions 
A) Change randomly 
B) Are stable over time and place 
C) Are unstable over time and place 
D) Have little effect on the behavioral predispositions

Question 16

Psycoanalytic theories

Accepted Answer

A) highlight the role of the unconcious in human behavior 
B) Maintain that the personality is completely observalbe 
C) Have not changed since Sigmund Freud's day 
D) Are the only approach to personality and politics 
A) highlight the role of the unconcious in human behavior 
B) Maintain that the personality is completely observalbe 
C) Have not changed since Sigmund Freud's day 
D) Are the only approach to personality and politics

Question 17

Which of the following is NOT a Big Five personality trait dimension?

Accepted Answer

A) Defense mechanisms 
B) Neuroticism 
C) Extraversion 
D) Agreeableness 
A) Defense mechanisms 
B) Neuroticism 
C) Extraversion 
D) Agreeableness

Question 18

Cardinal Traits

Accepted Answer

A) Are evident in everyone 
B) Change easily 
C) Dominate a person's life 
D) Are only occasionally important 
A) Are evident in everyone 
B) Change easily 
C) Dominate a person's life 
D) Are only occasionally important

Question 19

In psychology, and political psychology, the term ""personality"":

Accepted Answer

A) Has never been defined 
B) Is not definable 
C) Has many definitions 
D) Has only one definition 
A) Has never been defined 
B) Is not definable 
C) Has many definitions 
D) Has only one definition

Question 20

The Operational Code links:

Accepted Answer

A) Personality traits with each other 
B) Enjoyment of leadership with personality traits 
C) Motives with beliefs 
D) Affect and personailty 
A) Personality traits with each other 
B) Enjoyment of leadership with personality traits 
C) Motives with beliefs 
D) Affect and personailty

Which motive refers to a desire for imact and prestige?

Psychobiographies:

Motives are those aspects of a personality concerned with

Which motive refers to a concern with excellence and peak accomplishment?

Task-interpersonal emphasis refers to:

Using the Barber Typology, George W. Bush would be classified as:

Personalities influence politics when

Research on the authoritarian personality:

The Operational Code distinguishes

In-groups are

According to altemeyer, one source of Right-Wing Authoritarianism is:

Which Freddian personality element is inherited and includes instincts?

Compared to leaders low in cognitive complexity, cognitive complex leaders are:

Factor analysis identifies:

Personality traits

Psycoanalytic theories

Which of the following is NOT a Big Five personality trait dimension?

Cardinal Traits

In psychology, and political psychology, the term ""personality"":

The Operational Code links:

Political Psychology: Introduction and Overview

Cognition, Social Identity, Emotions, and Attitudes in Political Psychology

The Political Psychology of Groups

The Study of Political Leaders

The Political Psychology of Mass Politics: How Do People Decide for Whom to Vote

The Political Psychology of the Media in Politics

The Political Psychology of Race

From Ethnic Conflict to Genocide

The Political Psychology of Nationalism

The Political Psychology of Social Movements

The Political Psychology of Terrorism

The Political Psychology of International Security and Conflict

Conflict Resolution and Reconciliation

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Exam 2: Personality and Politics

Which motive refers to a desire for imact and prestige?

Psychobiographies:

Motives are those aspects of a personality concerned with

Which motive refers to a concern with excellence and peak accomplishment?

Task-interpersonal emphasis refers to:

Using the Barber Typology, George W. Bush would be classified as:

Personalities influence politics when

Research on the authoritarian personality:

The Operational Code distinguishes

In-groups are

According to altemeyer, one source of Right-Wing Authoritarianism is:

Which Freddian personality element is inherited and includes instincts?

Compared to leaders low in cognitive complexity, cognitive complex leaders are:

Factor analysis identifies:

Personality traits

Psycoanalytic theories

Which of the following is NOT a Big Five personality trait dimension?

Cardinal Traits

In psychology, and political psychology, the term ""personality"":

The Operational Code links:

Political Psychology: Introduction and Overview

Cognition, Social Identity, Emotions, and Attitudes in Political Psychology

The Political Psychology of Groups

The Study of Political Leaders

The Political Psychology of Mass Politics: How Do People Decide for Whom to Vote

The Political Psychology of the Media in Politics

The Political Psychology of Race

From Ethnic Conflict to Genocide

The Political Psychology of Nationalism

The Political Psychology of Social Movements

The Political Psychology of Terrorism

The Political Psychology of International Security and Conflict

Conflict Resolution and Reconciliation

Filters