Question 1

According to Jung, what accounts for individual uniqueness?

Accepted Answer

A)  Ego 
B)  Personal unconscious 
C)  Collective unconscious 
D)  Archetypes 
A)  Ego 
B)  Personal unconscious 
C)  Collective unconscious 
D)  Archetypes

Question 2

An unconscious strategy that helps the ego by warding off anxiety is referred to as a(n):

Accepted Answer

A)  anxiolytic mechanism. 
B)  defense mechanism. 
C)  projective technique. 
D)  latency displacement. 
A)  anxiolytic mechanism. 
B)  defense mechanism. 
C)  projective technique. 
D)  latency displacement.

Question 3

The ________ archetype refers to a dark side of personality that is in all of us.

Accepted Answer

A)  Mandala 
B)  shadow 
C)  anima 
D)  androgyny 
A)  Mandala 
B)  shadow 
C)  anima 
D)  androgyny

Question 4

Identify the major limitations of Adler's work.

Accepted Answer

While Adler made some significant contri

Question 5

The deeper meaning or significance of a dream is referred to as ________ content.

Accepted Answer

A)  projective 
B)  symbolic 
C)  latent 
D)  manifest 
A)  projective 
B)  symbolic 
C)  latent 
D)  manifest

Question 6

If the id is predominant, then ________ anxiety is experienced.

Accepted Answer

A)  id 
B)  realistic 
C)  moral 
D)  neurotic 
A)  id 
B)  realistic 
C)  moral 
D)  neurotic

Question 7

A child who was sexually abused and is unable to remember the abuse. This is an example of:

Accepted Answer

A)  denial. 
B)  displacement. 
C)  repression. 
D)  regression. 
A)  denial. 
B)  displacement. 
C)  repression. 
D)  regression.

Question 8

According to Jung, what accounts for similarities across people?

Accepted Answer

A)  Collective ego 
B)  Cooperative unconscious 
C)  Collective unconscious 
D)  Archetypal unconscious 
A)  Collective ego 
B)  Cooperative unconscious 
C)  Collective unconscious 
D)  Archetypal unconscious

Question 9

If the ego is in control, then ________ anxiety is experienced.

Accepted Answer

A)  ego 
B)  realistic 
C)  moral 
D)  neurotic 
A)  ego 
B)  realistic 
C)  moral 
D)  neurotic

Question 10

The id is unconscious and operates according to the:

Accepted Answer

A)  ego. 
B)  superego. 
C)  pleasure principle. 
D)  thanatos complex. 
A)  ego. 
B)  superego. 
C)  pleasure principle. 
D)  thanatos complex.

Question 11

Discuss the significance of the major components of the psyche as presented by Freud.

Accepted Answer

According to Freud, our psyche (mind and

Question 12

Discuss two major contributions of Alfred Adler.

Accepted Answer

Alfred Adler's contributions included:
1

Question 13

According to Freud, what occurs when the developing child experiences too much or too little gratification at a particular age?

Accepted Answer

A)  Fixation 
B)  Denial 
C)  Projection 
D)  Introjection 
A)  Fixation 
B)  Denial 
C)  Projection 
D)  Introjection

Question 14

Psychodynamic assessment techniques that uncover the unconscious are called ________ tests.

Accepted Answer

A)  introspective 
B)  introjective 
C)  projective 
D)  self-effacing 
A)  introspective 
B)  introjective 
C)  projective 
D)  self-effacing

Question 15

Identify Horney's thoughts on the importance of culture.

Accepted Answer

One of Horney's main tenets is that indi

According to Jung, what accounts for individual uniqueness?

An unconscious strategy that helps the ego by warding off anxiety is referred to as a(n):

The ________ archetype refers to a dark side of personality that is in all of us.

Identify the major limitations of Adler's work.

The deeper meaning or significance of a dream is referred to as ________ content.

If the id is predominant, then ________ anxiety is experienced.

A child who was sexually abused and is unable to remember the abuse. This is an example of:

According to Jung, what accounts for similarities across people?

If the ego is in control, then ________ anxiety is experienced.

The id is unconscious and operates according to the:

Discuss the significance of the major components of the psyche as presented by Freud.

Discuss two major contributions of Alfred Adler.

According to Freud, what occurs when the developing child experiences too much or too little gratification at a particular age?

Psychodynamic assessment techniques that uncover the unconscious are called ________ tests.

Identify Horney's thoughts on the importance of culture.

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Exam 5: Psychodynamic Theories

According to Jung, what accounts for individual uniqueness?

An unconscious strategy that helps the ego by warding off anxiety is referred to as a(n):

The ________ archetype refers to a dark side of personality that is in all of us.

Identify the major limitations of Adler's work.

The deeper meaning or significance of a dream is referred to as ________ content.

If the id is predominant, then ________ anxiety is experienced.

A child who was sexually abused and is unable to remember the abuse. This is an example of:

According to Jung, what accounts for similarities across people?

If the ego is in control, then ________ anxiety is experienced.

The id is unconscious and operates according to the:

Discuss the significance of the major components of the psyche as presented by Freud.

Discuss two major contributions of Alfred Adler.

According to Freud, what occurs when the developing child experiences too much or too little gratification at a particular age?

Psychodynamic assessment techniques that uncover the unconscious are called ________ tests.

Identify Horney's thoughts on the importance of culture.

Personality -An Introduction

Units of Personality -Types Versus Traits

The Development of Personality

Personality Research Methods and Assessment Issues

Motivational Theories and Psychological Needs

Humanistic Theories and Self-Actualization

Behavioural and Learning Theories

Cognitive Theories and Cognitive Factors

Interpersonal Theories and Interpersonal Styles

Personality Theory and the Self-Concept

Personality and Health

Personality, Mental Health, and Psychopathology

Psychobiography and Personology

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