Question 1

A person who feels vulnerable and uncertain in relationships has Hazan and Shaver's _____ relationship style.

Accepted Answer

A) secure 
B) avoidant 
C) ambivalent 
D) defensive 
A) secure 
B) avoidant 
C) ambivalent 
D) defensive

Question 2

Horney argued that girls may avoid achievement because they have

Accepted Answer

A) poor attachments. 
B) low social power. 
C) high levels of narcissism. 
D) an unconscious fear of success. 
A) poor attachments. 
B) low social power. 
C) high levels of narcissism. 
D) an unconscious fear of success.

Question 3

While little Mandy is playing her mother leaves the room for a few minutes.When her mother returns, Mandy hardly noticed that she had been gone.Ainsworth and her colleagues would probably label Mandy as being _____ attached.

Accepted Answer

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

Question 4

In the strange situation procedure, when do ambivalently attached infants act ambivalently?

Accepted Answer

A) When the mother returns. 
B) When the mother cuddles the infant. 
C) When the stranger enters. 
D) When a stranger cuddles the infant. 
A) When the mother returns. 
B) When the mother cuddles the infant. 
C) When the stranger enters. 
D) When a stranger cuddles the infant.

Question 5

Will received an "A" on his personality test and a "D" on his history test.He blames on the "D" on the difficulty of history textbook and the "A" on his mastery of personality psychology.Will is engaging in _____ bias.

Accepted Answer

A) confirmatory 
B) selective memory 
C) narcissist 
D) self-serving 
A) confirmatory 
B) selective memory 
C) narcissist 
D) self-serving

Question 6

Erikson used the word "industry" to describe

Accepted Answer

A) his first developmental stage. 
B) a sense of low self-esteem. 
C) the feeling of failure. 
D) the feeling that one can achieve what he or she wants. 
A) his first developmental stage. 
B) a sense of low self-esteem. 
C) the feeling of failure. 
D) the feeling that one can achieve what he or she wants.

Question 7

The idea that memory influences what people recall is known as

Accepted Answer

A) the motivated unconscious view. 
B) priming. 
C) constructive memory. 
D) confirmatory bias. 
A) the motivated unconscious view. 
B) priming. 
C) constructive memory. 
D) confirmatory bias.

Question 8

According to Horney, most differences between boys and girls can be attributed to

Accepted Answer

A) genes. 
B) hormones. 
C) differences in resolving the phallic stage. 
D) cultural influences. 
A) genes. 
B) hormones. 
C) differences in resolving the phallic stage. 
D) cultural influences.

Question 9

Memory research conducted by Loftus suggests that false memories can be created

Accepted Answer

A) with leading questions. 
B) through head trauma. 
C) by child abuse. 
D) by subliminal prompts. 
A) with leading questions. 
B) through head trauma. 
C) by child abuse. 
D) by subliminal prompts.

Question 10

_____ refer to differences in culturally ascribed roles and traits that we view as "masculine" and "feminine."

Accepted Answer

A) Sex differences 
B) Gender differences 
C) Confirmatory biases 
D) Collectivism 
A) Sex differences 
B) Gender differences 
C) Confirmatory biases 
D) Collectivism

Question 11

_____ is a procedure that makes associated material more accessible to conscious awareness.

Accepted Answer

A) Priming 
B) Constructive memory 
C) Fixation 
D) Attachment 
A) Priming 
B) Constructive memory 
C) Fixation 
D) Attachment

Question 12

People who feel uncertain about who they are and what they value are probably undergoing

Accepted Answer

A) hypnosis. 
B) false memories. 
C) an identity crisis. 
D) attachment problems. 
A) hypnosis. 
B) false memories. 
C) an identity crisis. 
D) attachment problems.

Question 13

Research participants who are subliminally primed with the word "candy" would probably

Accepted Answer

A) have an unexplainable urge to eat candy. 
B) recognize that they were being manipulated, but still desire candy. 
C) be quicker to recognize the word candy a few minutes later. 
D) be slower to recognize the word candy a few minutes later. 
A) have an unexplainable urge to eat candy. 
B) recognize that they were being manipulated, but still desire candy. 
C) be quicker to recognize the word candy a few minutes later. 
D) be slower to recognize the word candy a few minutes later.

Question 14

Which relationship style do Hazan and Shaver characterize as having the fewest problems?

Accepted Answer

A) Secure 
B) Avoidant 
C) Ambivalent 
D) Separated 
A) Secure 
B) Avoidant 
C) Ambivalent 
D) Separated

Question 15

If individuals are directed to imagine something that did not happen them it might lead to what Loftus and her colleagues called the _____ effect.

Accepted Answer

A) intellect enhancement 
B) imagination inflation 
C) directed retention 
D) thematic apperception 
A) intellect enhancement 
B) imagination inflation 
C) directed retention 
D) thematic apperception

Question 16

A child successfully completing Erikson's stage of industry versus inferiority would

Accepted Answer

A) play games that imitate and practice adult tasks. 
B) compare their success and failure to that of children their own age. 
C) start to develop a sense of their role in life. 
D) begin to prepare for coming-of-age rituals. 
A) play games that imitate and practice adult tasks. 
B) compare their success and failure to that of children their own age. 
C) start to develop a sense of their role in life. 
D) begin to prepare for coming-of-age rituals.

Question 17

According to Horney, _____ is a term that describes a set of shared standards for many behaviors.

Accepted Answer

A) culture 
B) gender 
C) cognitive unconscious 
D) social power 
A) culture 
B) gender 
C) cognitive unconscious 
D) social power

Question 18

Jenny decides to stay at home and go to the local community college rather than going away to a prestigious university.Karen Horney would say that she

Accepted Answer

A) is fixated at a stage of development. 
B) is off time due to chronic shyness. 
C) has very strong a fear of success. 
D) needs to be a stronger feminist. 
A) is fixated at a stage of development. 
B) is off time due to chronic shyness. 
C) has very strong a fear of success. 
D) needs to be a stronger feminist.

Question 19

The Ramona case discussed in the test demonstrates that

Accepted Answer

A) repression never occurs. 
B) repression occurs often. 
C) child abusers can be brought to justice based on recovered memories. 
D) therapists can be held accountable for inducing false memories. 
A) repression never occurs. 
B) repression occurs often. 
C) child abusers can be brought to justice based on recovered memories. 
D) therapists can be held accountable for inducing false memories.

Question 20

Which of the following is NOT true about what Harlow learned that baby monkeys in his experiment? Baby monkeys

Accepted Answer

A) prefer real mothers to fake mothers. 
B) need a responsive mother to develop normally. 
C) prefer cloth to wire fake mothers. 
D) prefer fake mothers who provided food. 
A) prefer real mothers to fake mothers. 
B) need a responsive mother to develop normally. 
C) prefer cloth to wire fake mothers. 
D) prefer fake mothers who provided food.

A person who feels vulnerable and uncertain in relationships has Hazan and Shaver's _____ relationship style.

Horney argued that girls may avoid achievement because they have

While little Mandy is playing her mother leaves the room for a few minutes.When her mother returns, Mandy hardly noticed that she had been gone.Ainsworth and her colleagues would probably label Mandy as being _____ attached.

In the strange situation procedure, when do ambivalently attached infants act ambivalently?

Will received an "A" on his personality test and a "D" on his history test.He blames on the "D" on the difficulty of history textbook and the "A" on his mastery of personality psychology.Will is engaging in _____ bias.

Erikson used the word "industry" to describe

The idea that memory influences what people recall is known as

According to Horney, most differences between boys and girls can be attributed to

Memory research conducted by Loftus suggests that false memories can be created

_____ refer to differences in culturally ascribed roles and traits that we view as "masculine" and "feminine."

_____ is a procedure that makes associated material more accessible to conscious awareness.

People who feel uncertain about who they are and what they value are probably undergoing

Research participants who are subliminally primed with the word "candy" would probably

Which relationship style do Hazan and Shaver characterize as having the fewest problems?

If individuals are directed to imagine something that did not happen them it might lead to what Loftus and her colleagues called the _____ effect.

A child successfully completing Erikson's stage of industry versus inferiority would

According to Horney, _____ is a term that describes a set of shared standards for many behaviors.

Jenny decides to stay at home and go to the local community college rather than going away to a prestigious university.Karen Horney would say that she

The Ramona case discussed in the test demonstrates that

Which of the following is NOT true about what Harlow learned that baby monkeys in his experiment? Baby monkeys

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Personality Dispositions Over Time: Stability, Coherence, and Change

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Exam 10: Psychoanalytic Approaches: Contemporary Issues

A person who feels vulnerable and uncertain in relationships has Hazan and Shaver's _____ relationship style.

Horney argued that girls may avoid achievement because they have

While little Mandy is playing her mother leaves the room for a few minutes.When her mother returns, Mandy hardly noticed that she had been gone.Ainsworth and her colleagues would probably label Mandy as being _____ attached.

In the strange situation procedure, when do ambivalently attached infants act ambivalently?

Will received an "A" on his personality test and a "D" on his history test.He blames on the "D" on the difficulty of history textbook and the "A" on his mastery of personality psychology.Will is engaging in _____ bias.

Erikson used the word "industry" to describe

The idea that memory influences what people recall is known as

According to Horney, most differences between boys and girls can be attributed to

Memory research conducted by Loftus suggests that false memories can be created

_____ refer to differences in culturally ascribed roles and traits that we view as "masculine" and "feminine."

_____ is a procedure that makes associated material more accessible to conscious awareness.

People who feel uncertain about who they are and what they value are probably undergoing

Research participants who are subliminally primed with the word "candy" would probably

Which relationship style do Hazan and Shaver characterize as having the fewest problems?

If individuals are directed to imagine something that did not happen them it might lead to what Loftus and her colleagues called the _____ effect.

A child successfully completing Erikson's stage of industry versus inferiority would

According to Horney, _____ is a term that describes a set of shared standards for many behaviors.

Jenny decides to stay at home and go to the local community college rather than going away to a prestigious university.Karen Horney would say that she

The Ramona case discussed in the test demonstrates that

Which of the following is NOT true about what Harlow learned that baby monkeys in his experiment? Baby monkeys

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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