Exam 14: A: Personalitypersonality

In humanistic psychology,the achievement of one's full potential is self-___________​

According to Freud,healthy personality development requires shifting libido from one body part to another as a person grows older.

Some questionnaires that claim to measure low self-esteem may in fact be measuring high goals.

​According to Adler,everyone has a striving for superiority.

In contrast to a state,which is a temporary tendency in behavior,a consistent and lasting tendency to act in a particular way is called a ___________.

Recent research on implicit memory strongly supports Freud's theories about the unconscious.

According to Freud,the memory of rules and prohibitions that we learned from our parents (such as "nice boys and girls don't do that")is called the _____.

​Psychologists derived the Big Five personality model from extensive observations of people's behavior in different cultures.

​In Carl Jung's theory,vague images that represent something that was always part of human experience are called ____________.

Freud's term for psychosexual energy was _________.

​Freud's influence within psychology continues to be as strong as ever.

Humanistic psychologists emphasize spiritual experiences and beliefs.

Name and describe three of the Big Five personality traits.

Increasing people's self-esteem increases their productivity in school and at work.

A test that encourages people to react to ambiguous stimuli (such as inkblots)by describing their own personality is called a(n)________________ test.

​The approach to the study of individual differences that seeks general laws about how some aspect of personality affect behavior is the ____________________ approach.

Most psychologists like the way the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator classifies personality into distinct types.

A test that tries to measure some aspect of your personality,without your being aware that it is a personality test,is called a(n)_______________ personality test.

According to Alfred Adler,everyone has a natural drive to achieve excellence and fulfillment.He called this drive the striving for ____________.