Exam 10: Interpersonal Theories and Interpersonal Styles

According to the Bartholomew model of attachment, people with a dismissive attachment have a__________________________________

Results from a study of individuals who were either in or within the near vicinity of the World Trade Center during the September 11, 2001 attack indicated that:

According to David Bakan, a high degree of ______________ reflects nurturance, warmth, solidarity and unity with other people; a low degree of ____________ involves dissociation, remoteness, and perhaps coldness.

According to Paulhus and colleagues, the dark triad consists of:

_________________ is correlated with low agreeableness, cynicism, hypercompetitiveness, alienation, and antisocial behaviour. People who are high in this attribute are especially successful at manipulation in face-to-face situations.

In the first season of the reality show Survivor, Richard Hatch won the contest (and one million dollars) by being deceitful and manipulative. Hatch is considered to be high in the personality construct of:

Describe Mary Ainsworth's four infant attachment styles.

According to Sullivan, ___________are formed early in life and are used as a guide that assists us with the perception of current relationships, and influences our perceptions of the self, others, and the self in relationships.

Sullivan regarded personality as:

A problem for research in the attachment field is that:

What are the top three factors that are most important in a good relationship? Explain the roles of neuroticism and of perfectionism in relationships.

It has been found that individuals with both an insecure attachment style and history of childhood maltreatment are particularly at risk for social and emotional problems. Many of their difficulties can be traced to:

The Interpersonal Adjective Scales and the Inventory of Interpersonal Problems are typically used to assess:

Based on findings from a longitudinal study of individuals who survived the attack on the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001, it appears that:

Waters and colleagues assessed one-year-old infants in the Strange Situation and followed up with interviews 20 years later. _______ of the participants received the same attachment style classification at the follow-up interview.

According to Sullivan, the _______________is the unknown and unintegrated aspects of ourselves that are often repressed.

Research using the interpersonal circumplex has found all but the following:

Sullivan's concept of _______________provided the early theoretical basis for contemporary research on the self and cognitive processing of interpersonal information in the self in relation to others.

The Strange Situation study is used to study:

Define agency, unmitigated agency, communion, and unmitigated communion.