Question 1

Erikson believed that the basic strength of infancy is

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A) hope. 
B) pleasure. 
C) satisfaction. 
D) dependence. 
E) joy. 
A) hope. 
B) pleasure. 
C) satisfaction. 
D) dependence. 
E) joy.

Question 2

Erikson believed that some degree of role repudiation is necessary for

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A) formation of personal identity. 
B) injection of new ideas into society. 
C) injection of new vitality into the social structure. 
D) none of these. 
E) all of these. 
A) formation of personal identity. 
B) injection of new ideas into society. 
C) injection of new vitality into the social structure. 
D) none of these. 
E) all of these.

Question 3

A person's capacity to unify experiences and actions in an adaptive manner defines Erikson's

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A) ego. 
B) id. 
C) psychic imperative. 
D) adolescent ideal. 
A) ego. 
B) id. 
C) psychic imperative. 
D) adolescent ideal.

Question 4

According to Erikson,the major expansion of the child's social world beyond family members to include peers and other adults occurs during

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A) early childhood. 
B) adolescence. 
C) infancy. 
D) the play age. 
E) the school age. 
A) early childhood. 
B) adolescence. 
C) infancy. 
D) the play age. 
E) the school age.

Question 5

By the end of which of Erikson's psychosocial stages should a person develop a firm sense of ego identity?

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A) the play age 
B) the school age 
C) adolescence 
D) early childhood 
E) young adulthood 
A) the play age 
B) the school age 
C) adolescence 
D) early childhood 
E) young adulthood

Question 6

According to Erikson,teaching and instructing in the ways of a society or culture typically occur during

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A) the play age. 
B) the school age. 
C) adolescence. 
D) early adulthood. 
E) late adulthood. 
A) the play age. 
B) the school age. 
C) adolescence. 
D) early adulthood. 
E) late adulthood.

Question 7

According to Erikson,the core conflict of the play age is

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A) trust versus mistrust. 
B) autonomy versus shame and doubt. 
C) initiative versus guilt. 
D) industry versus inferiority. 
A) trust versus mistrust. 
B) autonomy versus shame and doubt. 
C) initiative versus guilt. 
D) industry versus inferiority.

Question 8

"A crucial period of increased vulnerability and heightened potential" is Erikson's definition of

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A) an identity crisis. 
B) a commitment. 
C) a basic strength. 
D) a core pathology. 
A) an identity crisis. 
B) a commitment. 
C) a basic strength. 
D) a core pathology.

Question 9

Erikson claimed that a child who learns to do a job well during the school age will develop a sense of

Accepted Answer

A) will. 
B) purpose. 
C) inferiority. 
D) industry. 
E) autonomy. 
A) will. 
B) purpose. 
C) inferiority. 
D) industry. 
E) autonomy.

Question 10

Tyler is sensitive to his infant daughter's needs.According to Erikson,because he meets those needs in a reliable and consistent manner,he is helping his daughter learn

Accepted Answer

A) dependence. 
B) basic mistrust. 
C) sensory trust. 
D) hope. 
E) basic trust. 
A) dependence. 
B) basic mistrust. 
C) sensory trust. 
D) hope. 
E) basic trust.

Question 11

According to Erikson,______ is a feeling of self-consciousness,of being looked at and exposed.

Accepted Answer

A) shame 
B) doubt 
C) guilt 
D) autonomy 
A) shame 
B) doubt 
C) guilt 
D) autonomy

Question 12

The "informed and detached concern with life itself in the face of death itself" is how Erikson defined

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A) mistrust. 
B) detachment. 
C) wisdom. 
D) despair. 
E) isolation. 
A) mistrust. 
B) detachment. 
C) wisdom. 
D) despair. 
E) isolation.

Question 13

According to Erikson,each stage of life is characterized by

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A) an interaction of opposites. 
B) a multiplication of similarities. 
C) an increase in syntonic elements. 
D) a decrease in dystonic elements. 
A) an interaction of opposites. 
B) a multiplication of similarities. 
C) an increase in syntonic elements. 
D) a decrease in dystonic elements.

Question 14

Erikson believed that sexual latency is important because it

Accepted Answer

A) permits focus on learning and social relations. 
B) encourages the development of will in the child. 
C) signals the resolution of the Oedipus complex. 
D) allows the child to integrate his or her body ego. 
A) permits focus on learning and social relations. 
B) encourages the development of will in the child. 
C) signals the resolution of the Oedipus complex. 
D) allows the child to integrate his or her body ego.

Question 15

The ability to fuse one's identity with that of another without fear of losing it characterizes what Erikson called

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A) identity achievement. 
B) psychological moratorium. 
C) intimacy. 
D) sensuality. 
E) cooperation. 
A) identity achievement. 
B) psychological moratorium. 
C) intimacy. 
D) sensuality. 
E) cooperation.

Question 16

List the key concepts in Erikson's infancy stage.

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A.Erikson's infancy stage goes beyond Fr

Question 17

Erikson defines identity both positively and negatively.Therefore,adolescents

Accepted Answer

A) reject parental values and embrace peer values. 
B) see identity in terms of absolute right or wrong. 
C) are likely to affirm some values and reject others. 
D) accept positive aspects of their personality,but reject negative aspects of ego identity. 
A) reject parental values and embrace peer values. 
B) see identity in terms of absolute right or wrong. 
C) are likely to affirm some values and reject others. 
D) accept positive aspects of their personality,but reject negative aspects of ego identity.

Question 18

The inability to synthesize various self-images and values into a workable identity is what Erikson called

Accepted Answer

A) stagnation. 
B) identity foreclosure. 
C) ego idealism. 
D) role repudiation. 
E) psychological moratorium. 
A) stagnation. 
B) identity foreclosure. 
C) ego idealism. 
D) role repudiation. 
E) psychological moratorium.

Question 19

Erikson's additions to Freudian theory included

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A) elevating social factors above biological factors. 
B) discounting the ego in personality development. 
C) accepting Jung's idea of the collective unconscious. 
D) all of these. 
E) none of these. 
A) elevating social factors above biological factors. 
B) discounting the ego in personality development. 
C) accepting Jung's idea of the collective unconscious. 
D) all of these. 
E) none of these.

Question 20

According to Erikson,during childhood,the ego

Accepted Answer

A) is dormant. 
B) develops from the superego. 
C) is weak and pliable. 
D) has greater strength than it does during adolescence. 
A) is dormant. 
B) develops from the superego. 
C) is weak and pliable. 
D) has greater strength than it does during adolescence.

Erikson believed that the basic strength of infancy is

Erikson believed that some degree of role repudiation is necessary for

A person's capacity to unify experiences and actions in an adaptive manner defines Erikson's

According to Erikson,the major expansion of the child's social world beyond family members to include peers and other adults occurs during

By the end of which of Erikson's psychosocial stages should a person develop a firm sense of ego identity?

According to Erikson,teaching and instructing in the ways of a society or culture typically occur during

According to Erikson,the core conflict of the play age is

"A crucial period of increased vulnerability and heightened potential" is Erikson's definition of

Erikson claimed that a child who learns to do a job well during the school age will develop a sense of

Tyler is sensitive to his infant daughter's needs.According to Erikson,because he meets those needs in a reliable and consistent manner,he is helping his daughter learn

According to Erikson,______ is a feeling of self-consciousness,of being looked at and exposed.

The "informed and detached concern with life itself in the face of death itself" is how Erikson defined

According to Erikson,each stage of life is characterized by

Erikson believed that sexual latency is important because it

The ability to fuse one's identity with that of another without fear of losing it characterizes what Erikson called

List the key concepts in Erikson's infancy stage.

Erikson defines identity both positively and negatively.Therefore,adolescents

The inability to synthesize various self-images and values into a workable identity is what Erikson called

Erikson's additions to Freudian theory included

According to Erikson,during childhood,the ego

Introduction to Personality Theory

Freud: Psychoanalysis

Adler: Individual Psychology

Jung: Analytical Psychology

Klein: Object Relations Theory

Horney: Psychoanalytic Social Theory

Erikson: Post-Freudian Theory

Maslow: Holistic-Dynamic Theory

Rogers: Person-Centered Theory

May: Existential Psychology

Allport: Psychology of the Individual

Mccrae and Costas Five Factor Trait Theory

Eysencks Biologically Based Factor Theory

Buss: Evolutionary Theory of Personality

Skinner: Behavioral Analysis

Bandura: Social Cognitive Theory

Rotter and Mischel: Cognitive Social Learning Theory

Kelly: Psychology of Personal Constructs

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Erikson believed that the basic strength of infancy is

Erikson believed that some degree of role repudiation is necessary for

A person's capacity to unify experiences and actions in an adaptive manner defines Erikson's

According to Erikson,the major expansion of the child's social world beyond family members to include peers and other adults occurs during

By the end of which of Erikson's psychosocial stages should a person develop a firm sense of ego identity?

According to Erikson,teaching and instructing in the ways of a society or culture typically occur during

According to Erikson,the core conflict of the play age is

"A crucial period of increased vulnerability and heightened potential" is Erikson's definition of

Erikson claimed that a child who learns to do a job well during the school age will develop a sense of

Tyler is sensitive to his infant daughter's needs.According to Erikson,because he meets those needs in a reliable and consistent manner,he is helping his daughter learn

According to Erikson,______ is a feeling of self-consciousness,of being looked at and exposed.

The "informed and detached concern with life itself in the face of death itself" is how Erikson defined

According to Erikson,each stage of life is characterized by

Erikson believed that sexual latency is important because it

The ability to fuse one's identity with that of another without fear of losing it characterizes what Erikson called

List the key concepts in Erikson's infancy stage.

Erikson defines identity both positively and negatively.Therefore,adolescents

The inability to synthesize various self-images and values into a workable identity is what Erikson called

Erikson's additions to Freudian theory included

According to Erikson,during childhood,the ego

Introduction to Personality Theory

Freud: Psychoanalysis

Adler: Individual Psychology

Jung: Analytical Psychology

Klein: Object Relations Theory

Horney: Psychoanalytic Social Theory

Erikson: Post-Freudian Theory

Maslow: Holistic-Dynamic Theory

Rogers: Person-Centered Theory

May: Existential Psychology

Allport: Psychology of the Individual

Mccrae and Costas Five Factor Trait Theory

Eysencks Biologically Based Factor Theory

Buss: Evolutionary Theory of Personality

Skinner: Behavioral Analysis

Bandura: Social Cognitive Theory

Rotter and Mischel: Cognitive Social Learning Theory

Kelly: Psychology of Personal Constructs

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