PSYC-2301 - Chapter 11.
Questions with expert solutions (
100% accurate ) (personality) trait - answer a
stable, enduring quality that a person shows in most situations
(personality) type - answer a style of personality defined by a
group of related traits
self-concept - answer a person's perception of his or her own
personality traits
the Big Five - answer proposes that personality has five universal
dimensions; extroversion, agreeableness, conscientiousness,
neuroticism, open to experience
psychoanalytic theory - answer Freudian theory of personality that
emphasizes unconscious forces and conflicts
id - answer made up of innate biological instincts and urges;
operates on the pleasure principle
ego - answer guided by the reality principle; "executive" of
energies supplied by the id
, superego - answer acts as a judge or censor for the thoughts and
actions of the ego; conscience; ego ideal
unconscious - answer the region of the mind that is beyond
awareness, especially impulses and desires not directly known to
a person
preconscious - answer an area of the mind containing information
that can be voluntarily brought to awareness
conscious - answer the region of the mind that includes all mental
contents a person is aware of at any given moment
psychosexual stages of development - answer oral, anal, phallic,
(latency), genital
drive - answer any stimulus strong enough to goad a person to
action
cue - answer signals from the environment
response - answer action
reward - answer positive reinforcement
Questions with expert solutions (
100% accurate ) (personality) trait - answer a
stable, enduring quality that a person shows in most situations
(personality) type - answer a style of personality defined by a
group of related traits
self-concept - answer a person's perception of his or her own
personality traits
the Big Five - answer proposes that personality has five universal
dimensions; extroversion, agreeableness, conscientiousness,
neuroticism, open to experience
psychoanalytic theory - answer Freudian theory of personality that
emphasizes unconscious forces and conflicts
id - answer made up of innate biological instincts and urges;
operates on the pleasure principle
ego - answer guided by the reality principle; "executive" of
energies supplied by the id
, superego - answer acts as a judge or censor for the thoughts and
actions of the ego; conscience; ego ideal
unconscious - answer the region of the mind that is beyond
awareness, especially impulses and desires not directly known to
a person
preconscious - answer an area of the mind containing information
that can be voluntarily brought to awareness
conscious - answer the region of the mind that includes all mental
contents a person is aware of at any given moment
psychosexual stages of development - answer oral, anal, phallic,
(latency), genital
drive - answer any stimulus strong enough to goad a person to
action
cue - answer signals from the environment
response - answer action
reward - answer positive reinforcement
