Question 1

According to Erikson, each stage of development

Accepted Answer

A) does not involve a crisis. 
B) could only be resolved either adaptively. 
C) was more sexual than social. 
D) could result in fixation and arrested development. 
A) does not involve a crisis. 
B) could only be resolved either adaptively. 
C) was more sexual than social. 
D) could result in fixation and arrested development. D

Question 2

As an early feminist, Horney believed that

Accepted Answer

A) culture affects men and women differently. 
B) men and women behave similarity across cultures. 
C) Freud's views about women were fundamentally correct. 
D) culture affects both genders in a similar manner. 
A) culture affects men and women differently. 
B) men and women behave similarity across cultures. 
C) Freud's views about women were fundamentally correct. 
D) culture affects both genders in a similar manner. A

Question 3

The neo-analytic view places _____ emphasis on relating to others and _____ emphasis on sexual urges than Freud did.

Accepted Answer

A) more; more 
B) more; less 
C) less; more 
D) less; less 
A) more; more 
B) more; less 
C) less; more 
D) less; less B

Question 4

A behaviorist is certain that the problem one is her clients is facing must be due to bad learning.She may be suffering from the _____ bias.

Accepted Answer

A) priming 
B) constructiveness 
C) confirmatory 
D) imaginative 
A) priming 
B) constructiveness 
C) confirmatory 
D) imaginative

Question 5

Toddler Roberto is left with a stranger for a few minutes.He was quite upset and hard to calm down while his mother was away, but did not really seem happy when she returned.According to Ainsworth's theory, Roberto is probably _____ attached.

Accepted Answer

A) securely 
B) avoidantly 
C) independently 
D) ambivalently 
A) securely 
B) avoidantly 
C) independently 
D) ambivalently

Question 6

According to Erikson, the first developmental stage is

Accepted Answer

A) trust versus mistrust. 
B) initiative versus guilt. 
C) generativity versus stagnation. 
D) the oral stage. 
A) trust versus mistrust. 
B) initiative versus guilt. 
C) generativity versus stagnation. 
D) the oral stage.

Question 7

Ambivalently attached infants _____ when the mothers left in the strange situation procedure.

Accepted Answer

A) cried the most 
B) cried the least 
C) were indifferent 
D) were calm 
A) cried the most 
B) cried the least 
C) were indifferent 
D) were calm

Question 8

Joshua has chosen to return to his hometown after graduating from college and join the family business.He is a very talented musician and his friends are encouraging him to join a band.Joshua shrugs off their suggestions and says going home is the right thing to do.From Erik Erikson's perspective, Joshua most likely is experiencing

Accepted Answer

A) identity foreclosure. 
B) a conventionality press. 
C) identity certainty. 
D) an inferiority complex. 
A) identity foreclosure. 
B) a conventionality press. 
C) identity certainty. 
D) an inferiority complex.

Question 9

Joan constantly listens to music by her favorite musical group, Gotta Be Good.This group is known for its positive, upbeat, message of love and altruism.From the cognitive unconscious perspective Joan will mostly

Accepted Answer

A) be a better person for listening to that music. 
B) remain the same as if she never heard of the group. 
C) start attending religious services more often. 
D) tap into her primitive religious archetype. 
A) be a better person for listening to that music. 
B) remain the same as if she never heard of the group. 
C) start attending religious services more often. 
D) tap into her primitive religious archetype.

Question 10

A person who would choose to live their life over again in exactly the same way has resolved the _____ stage in a positive way.

Accepted Answer

A) integrity versus despair 
B) identity versus role confusion 
C) autonomy versus shame and self-doubt 
D) initiative versus guilt 
A) integrity versus despair 
B) identity versus role confusion 
C) autonomy versus shame and self-doubt 
D) initiative versus guilt

Question 11

Experimental procedures developed by Henry Roediger and Kathleen McDermott can create false memories in _____ percent of research participants.

Accepted Answer

A) 20 
B) 35 
C) 55 
D) 80 
A) 20 
B) 35 
C) 55 
D) 80

Question 12

A person deals with the question "Who am I?" in the _____ stage.

Accepted Answer

A) initiative versus guilt 
B) autonomy versus shame and doubt 
C) trust versus mistrust 
D) identity versus role confusion 
A) initiative versus guilt 
B) autonomy versus shame and doubt 
C) trust versus mistrust 
D) identity versus role confusion

Question 13

Most people who study attachment and relationship styles would agree that

Accepted Answer

A) there is little correspondence between childhood and adult styles. 
B) a childhood style cannot be changed in adulthood. 
C) a positive relationship in adulthood can compensate for a negative childhood. 
D) a negative childhood predicts a strong motive to form deep attachments in adult relationships. 
A) there is little correspondence between childhood and adult styles. 
B) a childhood style cannot be changed in adulthood. 
C) a positive relationship in adulthood can compensate for a negative childhood. 
D) a negative childhood predicts a strong motive to form deep attachments in adult relationships.

Question 14

Erikson's last developmental stage is

Accepted Answer

A) intimacy versus isolation. 
B) integrity versus despair. 
C) autonomy versus shame and self-doubt. 
D) generativity versus stagnation. 
A) intimacy versus isolation. 
B) integrity versus despair. 
C) autonomy versus shame and self-doubt. 
D) generativity versus stagnation.

Question 15

Karen Horney made her feminist critiques of psychoanalysis from

Accepted Answer

A) 1910 to 1930. 
B) 1930 to 1950. 
C) 1950 to 1970. 
D) 1970 to 1990. 
A) 1910 to 1930. 
B) 1930 to 1950. 
C) 1950 to 1970. 
D) 1970 to 1990.

Question 16

The distinction between "sex" and "gender" can be traced back to

Accepted Answer

A) Horney. 
B) Freud. 
C) Erikson. 
D) Bowlby. 
A) Horney. 
B) Freud. 
C) Erikson. 
D) Bowlby.

Question 17

Three-year-old Christian follows his father around with his toy tools while his father is making some home repairs and mimics his father's tool use.Christian is accomplishing tasks associated with Erikson's _____ stage of development.

Accepted Answer

A) initiative versus guilt 
B) autonomy versus shame and doubt 
C) trust versus mistrust 
D) identity versus role confusion 
A) initiative versus guilt 
B) autonomy versus shame and doubt 
C) trust versus mistrust 
D) identity versus role confusion

Question 18

Many psychoanalysts think that Freud placed too much emphasis on the _____ and now focus more on the _____.

Accepted Answer

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

Question 19

Erikson is credited with starting

Accepted Answer

A) id psychology. 
B) ego psychology. 
C) superego psychology. 
D) psychoanalysis. 
A) id psychology. 
B) ego psychology. 
C) superego psychology. 
D) psychoanalysis.

Question 20

Divorce is a poor resolution at the _____ stage.

Accepted Answer

A) intimacy versus isolation 
B) integrity versus despair 
C) autonomy versus shame and self-doubt 
D) generativity versus stagnation 
A) intimacy versus isolation 
B) integrity versus despair 
C) autonomy versus shame and self-doubt 
D) generativity versus stagnation

According to Erikson, each stage of development

As an early feminist, Horney believed that

The neo-analytic view places _ emphasis on relating to others and _ emphasis on sexual urges than Freud did.

A behaviorist is certain that the problem one is her clients is facing must be due to bad learning.She may be suffering from the _____ bias.

Toddler Roberto is left with a stranger for a few minutes.He was quite upset and hard to calm down while his mother was away, but did not really seem happy when she returned.According to Ainsworth's theory, Roberto is probably _____ attached.

According to Erikson, the first developmental stage is

Ambivalently attached infants _____ when the mothers left in the strange situation procedure.

Joan constantly listens to music by her favorite musical group, Gotta Be Good.This group is known for its positive, upbeat, message of love and altruism.From the cognitive unconscious perspective Joan will mostly

A person who would choose to live their life over again in exactly the same way has resolved the _____ stage in a positive way.

Experimental procedures developed by Henry Roediger and Kathleen McDermott can create false memories in _____ percent of research participants.

A person deals with the question "Who am I?" in the _____ stage.

Most people who study attachment and relationship styles would agree that

Erikson's last developmental stage is

Karen Horney made her feminist critiques of psychoanalysis from

The distinction between "sex" and "gender" can be traced back to

Three-year-old Christian follows his father around with his toy tools while his father is making some home repairs and mimics his father's tool use.Christian is accomplishing tasks associated with Erikson's _____ stage of development.

Many psychoanalysts think that Freud placed too much emphasis on the _ and now focus more on the _.

Erikson is credited with starting

Divorce is a poor resolution at the _____ stage.

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Personality Dispositions Over Time: Stability, Coherence, and Change

Genetics and Personality

Physiological Approaches to Personality

Evolutionary Perspectives on Personality

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Motives and Personality

Cognitive Topics in Personality

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Sex, Gender, and Personality

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According to Erikson, each stage of development

As an early feminist, Horney believed that

The neo-analytic view places _____ emphasis on relating to others and _____ emphasis on sexual urges than Freud did.

A behaviorist is certain that the problem one is her clients is facing must be due to bad learning.She may be suffering from the _____ bias.

Toddler Roberto is left with a stranger for a few minutes.He was quite upset and hard to calm down while his mother was away, but did not really seem happy when she returned.According to Ainsworth's theory, Roberto is probably _____ attached.

According to Erikson, the first developmental stage is

Ambivalently attached infants _____ when the mothers left in the strange situation procedure.

Joan constantly listens to music by her favorite musical group, Gotta Be Good.This group is known for its positive, upbeat, message of love and altruism.From the cognitive unconscious perspective Joan will mostly

A person who would choose to live their life over again in exactly the same way has resolved the _____ stage in a positive way.

Experimental procedures developed by Henry Roediger and Kathleen McDermott can create false memories in _____ percent of research participants.

A person deals with the question "Who am I?" in the _____ stage.

Most people who study attachment and relationship styles would agree that

Erikson's last developmental stage is

Karen Horney made her feminist critiques of psychoanalysis from

The distinction between "sex" and "gender" can be traced back to

Three-year-old Christian follows his father around with his toy tools while his father is making some home repairs and mimics his father's tool use.Christian is accomplishing tasks associated with Erikson's _____ stage of development.

Many psychoanalysts think that Freud placed too much emphasis on the _____ and now focus more on the _____.

Erikson is credited with starting

Divorce is a poor resolution at the _____ stage.

Introduction to Personality Psychology

Personality Assessment, Measurement, and Research Design

Traits and Trait Taxonomies

Theoretical and Measurement Issues in Trait Psychology

Personality Dispositions Over Time: Stability, Coherence, and Change

Genetics and Personality

Physiological Approaches to Personality

Evolutionary Perspectives on Personality

Psychoanalytic Approaches to Personality

Motives and Personality

Cognitive Topics in Personality

Emotion and Personality

Approaches to the Self

Personality and Social Interaction

Sex, Gender, and Personality

Culture and Personality

Stress, Coping, Adjustment, and Health

Disorders of Personality

Summary and Future Directions

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The neo-analytic view places _ emphasis on relating to others and _ emphasis on sexual urges than Freud did.

Many psychoanalysts think that Freud placed too much emphasis on the _ and now focus more on the _.