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4. The principle the ego operates on. What is the REALITY PRINCIPLE? T1-200 Click to Return

5. What is the superego? T1-400 Click to Return The part of personality that’s your internal parental voice

6. What is the ID? T1-600 Click to Return Operates on the Pleasure Principle.

7. What is the EGO? T1-800 Click to Return The part of personality that’s always in the “middle” of internal arguments.

8. What is the CONSCIENCE (of the superego)? T1-1000 Click to Return The part of personality that makes you feel guilty if you do not live up to its standards

9. What is rationalization? T2-200 Click to Return James has suffered heavy financial losses while playing the stock market. Upon trading his luxury car for a small old car, James informed his friends that he bought the cheaper car to do his part in the battle against air pollution.

10. What is projection? T2-400 Click to Return It is typical for the person who’s most difficult to convince in an argument to say that everyone else is stubborn.

11. What is displacement? T2-600 Click to Return The teacher was criticized by the principal for having a disruptive class. When he got home that night, he argued with his wife and kicked the dog.

12. What is regression? T2-800 Click to Return A 6 yr old, who gave up bed-wetting at 3, moves with his parents to a new neighborhood. During the stressful period of adjusting to his new home, he again wets the bed for several nights.

13. What is sublimation? T2-1000 Click to Return Tory becomes annoyed when he recalls his earlier conviction as a Peeping Tom. Tory has left his sordid past behind and now is a busy photographer for Playboy magazine.

14. What is fixated at the anal stage? T3-200 Click to Return Haijenic is a “neat freak”.

15. What is the phallic stage (or Oedipus complex)? T3-400 Click to Return Sammy wants to marry his mother

16. What is fixated at the ORAL stage T3-600 Click to Return When Fumi stopped smoking, she started sucking on straws, toothpicks, pencils, pens....

17. What is the Latency stage? T3-800 Click to Return Tommy (8) thinks that girls have “cooties”.

18. Who is the Mother? T3-1000 Click to Return Girls come to identify with her if they successfully resolve their conflict in the Phallic stage.

19. What is the BEHAVIORAL component? T4-200 Click to Return The component of personality that refers to “what you do”

20. What are the ENVIRONMENTAL factors? T4-400 Click to Return The factors that surround you

21. What is the COGNITIVE component? T4-600 Click to Return How you think about things

22. What is RECIPROCAL DETERMINISM? T4-800 Click to Return A combination of thoughts, what you do, & situations that influence personality

23. What is a low sense of self efficacy in math? T4-1000 Click to Return Ami thinks she has no ability in math.

24. What is DESCRIBE behavior T5-200 Click to Return The goal that trait theories are designed to meet.

25. What are examples of PROJECTIVE tests? T5-400 Click to Return The TAT or Rorschach Inkblot test.

26. What is a questionnaire or self-report personality inventory? T5-600 Click to Return The most objective test of personality.

27. What is an example of high reliability? T5-800 Click to Return Brutus gets on and off the scale 5 times in a row and each time it shows his weight as exactly 234 pounds.

28. What is an example of having LOW validity? T5-1000 Click to Return Penelope takes a personality test in English, when she speaks no English.

29. What is the Humanist perspective? T6-200 Click to Return Emphasizes free will

30. What is the Psychoanalytic perspective? T6-400 Click to Return Emphasizes that what happens in childhood is most important in personality development

31. What is the social cognitive perspective? T6-600 Click to Return Believes self-efficacy important

32. What are the Humanist and Social Cognitive Perspectives? T6-800 Click to Return Emphasize that people can change at any time in their life, without extreme measures

33. What are the Psychoanalytic and Social Cognitive Perspectives? T6-1000 Click to Return Do NOT believe that people are inherently good

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