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Multiple Choice
Identify the letter of the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
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I. The two major aspects of people that are studied by personality theorists are
a. consistency and distinctiveness
b. situational shifts and interpersonal similarities
c. commonalties and individual differences
d. constancy and change
2. Joan is an unfailingly polite person who always considers the feelings of others. This tendency to act in a
similar manner across situations is indicative of which of the following qualities of personality?
a. consistency
b. distinctiveness
c. reflexivity
d. social desirability
3. A durable disposition to behave in a particular way in a variety of situations is called
a. an archetype
b. an attribution
c. a reaction formation
d. a personality trait
4. is a statistical procedure used by researchers to identify closely related clusters of variables.
r~ a. Chi-square
b. Factor analysis
c. Deviation analysis
d. Analysis of variance
5. Which of the following is not one of the "big five" personality traits?
a. neuroticism
b. extraversion
c. locus of control
d. openness to experience
6. People who score high in are characterized as outgoing, sociable, upbeat, friendly, and assertive.
a. neuroticism
b. extraversion
c. conscientiousness
d. openness to experience
7. People who score high in tend to be anxious, hostile, self-conscious, insecure, and vulnerable.
a. neuroticism
b. extraversion
c. conscientiousness
d. openness to experience
8. People who score high in tend to be sympathetic, trusting, cooperative, and modest.
a. neuroticism
b. extraversion
c. 'conscientiousness
d. agreeableness

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9. People who score low in tend to be suspicious, antagonistic, and aggressive.
a. neuroticism
b. extraversion
c. conscientiousness
d. agreeableness
People who score high in tend to be diligent, disciplined, well-organized, and punctual.
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a. neuroticism
b. extraversion
c. conscientiousness
d. agreeableness
Which ofthe following traits is most likely to be associated with high levels of productivity in ajob setting?
a. neuroticism
b. extraversion
c. conscientiousness
d. agreeableness
Marcos is very quiet and avoids large groups. Some people consider him unfriendly, and he seldom takes a
stand or acts assertively. Based on the five-factor model of personality, Macros would probably score
a. low in extraversion
b. low in agreeableness
c. high in neuroticism
d. low in openness
Janelle is suspicious and uncooperative. Her friends think she is a boastful person who is seldom
sympathetic. Based on the five-factor model ofpersonalit)i, Janelle would probably score
a. low in openness
b. low in agreeableness
c. high in neuroticism
d. low in extraversion
Julio is extremely dependable and productive, and his friends think he is great at organizing events. Based on
the five-factor model of personality, Julio would probably score
a. high in agreeableness
b. low in neuroticism
c. high in conscientiousness
d. high in openness
Which of the following is not a criticism of the five-factor model of personality?
a. It provides no insight into the causes or development of personality.
b. It overemphasizes the role of unconscious motivation in personality.
c. It is limited by the number of specific traits that are measured in the first place.
d. More than five traits are necessary to account for the variation seen in human
personality .
Sigmund Freud's method for treating disorders is called
a. systematic desensitization
b. client-centered therapy
c. psychoanalysis
d. primal-scream therapy
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17. Psychoanalytic theory stresses all of the following except
a. conscious thought patterns
b. childhood experiences
c. internal conflicts
d. handling of sexual impulses
18. Id is to pleasure principle as
a. superego is to desire
b. superego is to repetition principle
c. ego is to executive principle
d. ego is to reality principle
19. According to Freud, the aspect of personality that is totally unconscious is the
a. superego
b. ego
c. id
d. ego ideal
20. The portion of the personality that mediates between instinctual demands and the world ofreality is the
a. ego
b. superego
c. id
d. ego ideal
21. Finding ways to meet instinctual needs and still take into account the conditions of the external, social world
defines the , the basic operating theme of the _
a. reality principle; id
b. reality principle; ego
c. pleasure principle; id
d. pleasure principle; ego
22. Sarah is tom between the need to study for an exam and her desire to go out with her friends. She decides
that she will go out later only if she completes her studying. This realistic decision reflects the functioning of
Sarah's
a. id
b. ego
c. superego
d. unconscious
23. Which of the following is not characteristic of primary-process thinking?
a. illogical
b. primitive
c. irrational
d. reality oriented
24. Primary process thinking is associated with the and secondary process thinking is associated
with the ----a.
ego; superego
b. superego; id
c. ego; id
d. id; ego
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25. Cari often has temper tantrums and pouts when she can't have her own way. She often behaves impulsively
and becomes extremely impatient if she can't have the things that she wants immediately. According to
Freud's view of the personality, Cari's personality appears to be dominated by
a. her ego
b. her id
c. reaction formation
d. her superego
26. The superego is Freud's term for
a. the biological impulses
b. the mediating agent between "inside" and "outside"
c. the defensive aspect of personality makeup
d. the moral component of personality
27. Howard sets extremely high standards for both himself and others. He tends to be rigid and inflexible and
rarely allows himselfto enjoy life. Freud would probably conclude that Howard is dominated by
a. his superego
b. his id
c. his ego
d. penis envy
28. Which of the following is not characteristic of secondary-process thinking?
a. rational
b. primitive
c. realistic
d. oriented toward problem solving
29. According to Freud, the unconscious can reveal itself through
a. dreams
b. slips of the tongue
.c. psychoanalysis
d. all of the above
30. Which of the following is not one of the levels of awareness proposed by Freud?
a. conscious
b. unconscious
c. preconscious
d. collective unconscious
31. According to Freud's theory, repressed sexual desires are most likely to be found in which level of
awareness?
a. conscious
b. unconscious
c. preconscious
d. collective unconscious
32. Freud ascribed great importance to sexual and aggressive impulses, mainly because
a. they tend to be routinely frustrated
b. they are essential to the survival of the species
c. they dominate our dreams
d. they tend to be reinforced by others
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33. According to Freud, conflicts centering on which of the following impulses are especially likely to have
far-reaching consequences?
a. greed
b. aggression
c. affiliation
d. achievement
34. The impending possibility of a forbidden impulse getting out of control and being expressed in behavior
would be most apt to produce in the person.
a. anxiety
b. impulse gratification
c. secondary gain
d. depression
35. Defense mechanisms combat feelings of anxiety and guilt
a. through self-deception
b. through rational problem solving
c. by enhancing self-insight
d. by making unconscious urges conscious
36. Giving self-justifying plausible excuses that hide the real reasons for our behavior defines the defense
mechanism known as
a. regression
b. reaction formation
c. projection
i ~ d. rationalization
37. The process of pushing distressing thoughts into the unconscious and keeping them there is known as
a. neurogenic amnesia
b. suppression
c. avoidance
d. repression
38. Attributing one's own thoughts or motives to others defines
a. reaction formation
b. rationalization
c. projection
d. regression
39. Hal is fearful of men who are friendly toward him, convinced that they are all homosexuals attempting to
seduce him. Should it be the case that Hal is himself a latent homosexual fearful of admitting this even to
himself, we might conclude that he is using the defense mechanisms of repression and
a. reaction formation
b. projection
c. displacement
d. regression
40. A man who has numerous reasons to hate his mother instead lavishes her with unrealistic amounts of
attention and love. He is probably exhibiting the defense mechanism of
a. regression
b. identification
c. reaction formation
d. displacement
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41. Whenever Wanda is denied anything by her husband, she pouts and gives him the silent treatment. This
immature way of dealing with reality can be referred to as
a. regression
b. reaction formation
c. displacement
d. projection
42. John worries about his tendency toward abusing animals, so he joins the Association for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Animals. John's behavior can be viewed as an example of
a. reaction formation
b. projection
c. regression
d. rationalization
43. The defense mechanism of bolstering one's self esteem by forming an imaginary or real alliance with some
person or group is referred to as
a. compensation
b. displacement
c. regression
d. identification
44. As an adult, going back to an earlier way of gratifying needs defines
a. repression
b. fixation
c. regression
d. reaction formation
45. Candice has just joined a sorority as a means of bolstering her self-esteem. Her behavior reflects the use of
_____ as a defense mechanism.
a. identification
b. immersion
c. regression
d. projection
46. Scott has just been reprimanded by his supervisor. Later on, Scott begins to "stomp around" and throws a
tantrum in front of his co-workers. Scott's behavior exemplifies which of the following?
a. a fixation
b. projection
c. regression
d. rationalization
47. Freud used the term "sexual" in his psychosexual stages of development to mean
a. genital sexual impulses
b. any pleasure-giving urge
c. general sexual feelings
d. none of these things
48. Failure to resolve conflict at a particular stage of psychosexual development may lead to failure to move
forward psychologically, a phenomenon that Freud called
a. fixation
b. displacement
c. reciprocal determinism
d. compensation
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49. According to Freud, a person may become fixated at a particular psychosexual stage because of
a. permissiveness on the part of the person's parents
b. a genetic predisposition for fixation
c. either excessive gratification or excessive frustration of needs
d. abnormalities in brain chemistry that develop prenatally
50. The order of the stages in psychosexual development is
a. anal, oral, phallic, genital, latency
b. oral, anal, latency, phallic, genital
c. oral, anal, phallic, latency, genital
d. anal, oral, genital, latency, phallic
51. A Freudian might explain a compulsive smoker's behavior as being the result of fixation at the
a. anal stage
b. oral stage
c. latency stage
d. genital stage
52. According to Freud, the crucial event during the anal stage of psychosexual development is
a. toilet training
b. the emergence of the superego
c. resolution of the Oedipal complex
d. having to keep one's room clean and neat
53. The Oedipal complex, of such great importance in Freud's thinking, occurs during the stage of
psychosexual development.
a. oral
b. anal
c. phallic
d. latency
54. During the latency stage, children
a. attempt to cope with the desires they have for their same-sex parent
b. begin to focus their sexual energy on their opposite-sex peers
c. turn their biological urges loose
d. begin to expand their social contacts beyond the immediate family
55. The Freudian period that begins with puberty is the
a. anal stage
b. genital stage
c. phallic stage
d. latency stage
56. The idea that a male child desires his mother and fears his father illustrates the
a. genital complex
b. latency complex
c. Oedipal complex
d. Electra complex
57. Both Carl Jung and Alfred Adler were especially critical of Freud's emphasis on
a. the influence of childhood experiences
b. sexuality
c. the unconscious
d. defense mechanisms
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To differentiate his approach from Freud's psychoanalytic theory, Carl Jung used the name
a. individual psychology
b. depth psychology
c. analytical psychology
d. existential psychology
Freud's concept of the unconscious is most like Jung's
a. preconscious
b. personal unconscious
c. collective unconscious
d. archetypes
What is the name Carl Jung used to identify the level of the unconscious that stores latent memory traces
inherited from our ancestral past?
a. personal unconscious
b. preconscious
c. primeval unconscious
d. collective unconscious
In Jung's theory, emotionally charged images and thought forms that have universal meaning are called
a. archetypes.
b. prototypes
c. mandalas
d. central memories
Carl Jung's concept ofthe collective unconscious includes
a. the presence of archetypes
b. similarities in the form of myths and dreams throughout the world
c. possible biologically based human thought forms
d. all of these things
Roberto tends to focus on people and things around him and is outgoing, talkative, and friendly. Jung would
refer to Roberto as an
a. extravert
b. animus-type personality
c. external locus of control individual
d. iconoclast
A person who is occupied with his own thoughts and feelings, aloof, and contemplative exemplifies what
Jung described as the type.
a. introspective
b. extraverted
c. reflective
d. introverted
The sickly child who goes on to become a forceful, physically active adult is engaging in what Adler called
a. compensation
b. displacement
c. fixation
d. regression
According to Alfred Adler, overcompensation may be found in those who
a. have a superiority complex
b. have an inferiority complex
c. are fixated at one of the psychosexual stages
d. have not been successful in the use of defense mechanisms
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67. Having exaggerated feeling of weakness and inadequacy is referred to as
a. an inferiority complex
b. an incongruent personality
c. a dysfunctional self-concept
d. an Oedipal complex
68. The psychodynamic theories of personality have been criticized for which ofthe following?
a. sexIsm
b. lack of testability
c. inadequate supportive evidence
d. all of these reasons
69. The theoretical orientation that argues that psychology should study only observable behavior is
a. rational-emotive
b. behaviorism
c. humanism
d. invasive
70. Research in the behavioral tradition has focused largely on which of the following?
a. learning
b. personality
c. social behavior
d. sensation and perception
71. Which of the following terms is least closely associated with Skinner's view of personality?
a. determinism
b. reinforcement
c. unconscious motivation
d. response tendencies
72. Which of the following definitions of "personality" best reflects the views ofB. F. Skinner?
a. stable behavioral traits that evolve as a function of natural selection
b. a collection of response tendencies that are tied to various stimulus situations
c. consistent patterns of behavior that occur as a result of unconscious impulses
d. innate behavioral tendencies that reflect a unique pattern of genetic predispositions
73. Albert Bandura's concept of reciprocal determinism is best summarized as
a. "The environment continually shapes us."
b. "Humans continually shape the environment."
c. "Environments shape humans and humans shape environments."
d. "Each person's world is his or her own." .
74. In explaining a person's aggressiveness, a social learning theorist would favor which of the following
explanations?
a. an inferiority complex
b. unconscious forces
c. observational learning
d. unresolved conflicts
75. A social learning theorist would most likely explain the behavior of a spoiled brat in terms of which of the
following?
a. personality defects of the child
b. unresolved conflicts between the child and the parents
c. learning through observation and reinforcement
d. a genetic predisposition resulting in a high need for attention
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76. Social learning theory has demonstrated that we are most likely to imitate the behavior of
a. those whom we like or respect
b. those whom we perceive as being similar to ourselves
c. those whom we consider to be attractive or powerful
d. any ofthese people
77. The belief that one has the ability to perform behaviors
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that should lead to expected outcomes is referred to
a. self-efficacy
b. self-monitoring
c. self-control
d. self-justification
78. Research findings indicate that feelings of greater self-efficacy are associated with which of the following?
a. greater success in giving up smoking
b. higher levels of academic performance
c. enhanced performance in athletic competition
d. all of these things
Which of the following parental behaviors is not likely to foster self-efficacy in children?
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a. early independence training
b. warm support
c. providing a stimulating environment
d. punitive disciplinary techniques
The fact that we tend to behave differently in different situations has led Walter Mischel to contend that
behavior tends to be .
a. situationally specific
b. situationally consistent
c. reliable
.d. situationally similar
Which of the following is not a criticism of the behavioral approach to personality?
a. overdependence on animal research
b. neglect of biological factors
c. use of extensive empirical research
d. providing a fragmented view of personality
Both the psychoanalytic and behavioral theories of behavior have been criticized for which of the following?
a. the belief that behavior is dominated by primitive, animalistic drives
b. the failure to recognize the unique qualities of human behavior
c. preoccupation with animal research
d. fragmented view of personality
The approach that stresses the individual's freedom, uniqueness, and growth potential is
a. social learning theory
b. Gestalt theory
c. behaviorism
d. humanism
The most optimistic view of human nature is found in the
a. psychoanalytic approach
b. behavioral approach
c. cognitive approach
d. humanistic approach
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85. The term used to refer to an appreciation of an individual's personal, subjective experiences as a way to
understand behavior is
a. epistemology
b. philosophy
c. phenomenology
d. self-efficacy
86. Which ofthe following statements is least likely to be made by a humanist?
a. People are rational.
b. People are dominated by unconscious conflicts.
c. People can rise above their animal heritage.
d. People are unique.
87. According to Carl Rogers, if your self-concept is reasonably accurate, it is said to be
a. congruent with reality
b. self-actualized
c. extraverted
d. valid
88. The collection of beliefs about one's own nature, unique qualities, and typical behavior is referred to as one's
... .,according to Rogers.
a. self-concept
b. phenomenology
c. state of incongruence
d. level of self-actualization
{~ 89. According to Rogers, for a child to develop a healthy personality the parents must
a. avoid the use of punishment
b. address the child's ego needs
c. exhibit unconditional love toward the child
d. create an atmosphere of intellectual stimulation
90. According to Carl Rogers, troublesome anxiety is caused by
a. unresolved sexual conflicts
b. unconditional love
c. threats to our self-concept
d. the use of defense mechanisms
91. According to Carl Rogers, people with highly self-concepts are especially likely to be plagued
by recurrent anxiety.
a. objective
b. subjective
c. congruent
d. incongruent
92. In Maslow's hierarchy of needs, the needs are considered to be the most basic needs and the first
priority.
a. physiological
b. safety and security
c. aesthetic and cognitive
d. self-actualization
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93. Your needs to live in a crime-free neighborhood, save money, buy insurance, and have a stable job are
examples of which of the following kinds of needs?
a. physiological
b. safety and security
c. love and belongingness
d. esteem
94. Imagine a neighborhood in which a hurricane has caused extensive flooding. Many ofthe residents have had
their homes damaged or destroyed. At the time, however, the material loss is unimportant as the residents
think only of escaping the flood. Maslow would say this is because the residents' needs are
threatened.
a. physiological
b. safety and security
c. esteem
d. self-actualization
95. Your needs for social status and for respect and recognition from others reflect the __ __ needs in
Maslow's hierarchy.
a. cognitive
b. esteem
c. aesthetic
d. love and belongingness
96. Your needs to learn all you can about philosophy, and understand the inner workings of our political system
are examples of needs.
a. aesthetic
b. esteem
c. cognitive
d. self-actualization
97. What need was Abraham Maslow expressing when he said that "what a man can be, he must be"?
a. the need for superiority
b. the need for unconditional love
c. the need to self-actualize
d. the need to achieve'
98. Which of the following is not a characteristic of a self-actualizing person?
a. being realistic
b. being open and spontaneous
c. enjoying peak experiences
d. having a strong need to affiliate with many people
99. Awed by the grandeur of nature, the hiker experienced a profound emotional high. Maslow called such
experiences
a. ecstatic experiences
b. sublimation
c. peak experiences
d. archetypal experiences
100. According to Maslow's theory, the self-actualizing pers~n would be least likely to
a. have a limited number of strong friendships
b. be spontaneous and neutral in exchanges
c. have somewhat mystical experiences
d. be uncomfortable when alone or detached
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101. Which of the following is one of the major criticisms of the humanistic approach to personality?
a. It is too deterministic.
b. It is too optimistic about human nature.
c. It presents a fragmented view of personality.
d. It de-emphasizes the subjective nature of self-concept.
102. Which of the following criticisms can be leveled against both the psychoanalytic approach and the
humanistic approach to personality?
a. poor testability
b. too deterministic
c. overemphasis on the influence of early childhood experiences
d. provide a fragmented view of personality
103. Being sociable, assertive, active, and lively is associated with the higher-order trait of according
to Eysenck.
a. extraversion
b. self-monitoring
c. locus of control
d. intraception
104. According to Han Eysenck, which of the following is not considered a higher-order trait?
a. neuroticism
b. extraversion
c. psychoticism
d. agreeableness
{ 105. According to Han Eysenck, involves being anxious, tense, moody, and low in self-esteem.
a. neuroticism
b. psychoticism
c. extraversion
d. introversion
106. According to Han Eysenck, involves being egocentric, impulsive, cold, and antisocial.
a. neuroticism
b. psychoticism
c. extraversion
d. introversion
107. The findings from twin studies indicate that identical twins are much more similar than fraternal twins on
which of the following?
a. neuroticism
b. extraversion
c. conscientiousness
d. all of the Big Five personality traits
108. Research on genes and personality indicates that the heritability estimates for personality traits are
approximately percent.
a. 25
b. 50
c. 75
d. 95
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Findings from behavioral genetics research indicate that
a. situational factors contributed most to similarities
b. family factors contributed most to similarities
c. genetic factors contributed most to similarities
d. all three components contributed about equally
Research on the heritability of personality shows that appears to have a surprisingly small
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impact on personality.
a. shared family environment
b. heredity
c. unique experiences
d. unconscious motivation
According to the evolutionary approach to personality, humans have evolved special sensitivity to variations
in the ability to cooperate and collaborate with others, which is closely associated with which 'ofthe
following Big Five personality traits?
a. neuroticism
b. extraversion
c. agreeableness
d. conscientiousness
According to the evolutionary approach to personality, humans have evolved special sensitivity to variations
in the tendency to be reliable and ethical, which is closely associated with which ofthe following Big Five
personality traits?
a. neuroticism
b. extraversion
c. agreeableness
d. conscientiousness
Which of the following is not one of the main weaknesses in biological approaches to personality?
a. conceptual problems with heritability estimates
b. an overly optimistic view of human nature
c. the difficulty of separating the effects of nature and nurture
d. the lack of a comprehensive theory
The generalized preference for high or low levels of sensory stimulation is referred to as
a. self-monitoring
b. sensation seeking
c. locus of control
d. level of intraception
Jack is an adventuresome fellow who feels most alive when he is putting his life at risk. Marvin Zuckerman
would say that Jack is high in
a. self-actualization
b. impulse behavior
c. sensation seeking
d. self-monitoring
All but which of the following are characteristic of high sensation seekers?
a. uninhibited
b. adventuresome
c. low tolerance for stress
d. low tolerance for routine and repetition
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117. The degree to which people attend to and try to control the impression they make on others defines the
concept of
a. self-consciousness
b. extraversion
c. self-determination
d. self-monitoring
118. Which of the following individuals is most likely to be good at spotting deceptive impression management in
other people?
a. the sensation seeker
b. the high self-monitor
c. the low self-monitor
d. the self-actualized person
119. Gina is good at presenting herself to a group of persons, is able to detect if someone is trying to manipulate
her, and has a difficult time making a genuine emotional commitment. Gina is mostlikely to be classified as
a. an introvert
b. an extravert
c. high in introspection
d. a high self-monitor
120. Rather than having a few "best friends," Peter tends to select companions based on the event he plans to
attend or the activity in which he plans to engage. Peter sounds as ifhe is
a. high in self-monitoring
b. someone with an external locus of control
i~ c. a sensation seeker
d. an extravert
121. American parents are least likely to teach their children to
a. be self-reliant
b. feel good about themselves
c. view themselves as special individuals
d. be modest about their personal accomplishments
122. Parents in Asian cultures are most likely to teach their children to
a. be self-reliant
b. rely on family and friends
c. feel good about themselves
d. view themselves as special individuals
123. A person who is suspicious, aloof, guarded, worrisome, and overly sensitive is likely to score high on which
ofthe following clinical scales of the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory (MMPI)?
a. hysteria
b. paranoia
c. depression
d. social introversion
124. A person who is moody, shy, pessimistic, and distressed is likely to score high on which of the following
clinical scales of the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory (MMPl)?
a. hysteria
b. paranoia
c. depression
d. social introversion
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125. A person who is shy, withdrawn, reserved, submissive, tense, and inflexible is likely to score high on which ~
of the following clinical scales ofthe Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory (MMPI)?
a. hysteria
b. paranoia
c. depression
d. social introversion
126. One of the problems with self-report personality inventories is that respondents may answer questions in
ways that make them look good. This tendency is called a
a. social desirability bias
b. response set
c. perceptual set
d. self-serving bias
127. A personality measure that asks you to respond freely to an ambiguous stimulus such as a picture or an
inkblot is called a
a. self-report personality inventory
b. projective test.
c. behavior rating
d. deceptive test
128. The Thematic Apperception Test is composed of
a. inkblots
b. forced-choice items
c. ambiguous pictures
d. true-false items
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Answer Section
MULTIPLE CHOICE
I. A
2. A
3, D
4. B
5. C
6, B
7. A
S. D
9. D
10. C
II. C
12. A
13. B
14, C
15. B
16. C
17. A
IS, D
19. C
20. A
21. B
22, B
23. D
24. D
25. B
26. D
27. A
2S. B
29. D
30, D
31. B
32, A
33, B
34. A
35. A
36. D
37. D
3S. C
39. B
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40. C
41. A
42. A
43. D
44. C
45. A
46. C
47. B
48. A
49. C
50. C
51. B
52. A
53. C
54. D
55. B
56. C
57. B
58. C
59. B
60. D
61. A
62. D
63. A
64. D
65. A
66. B
67. A
68. D
69. B
70. A
71. C
72. B
73. C
74. C
75. C
76. D
77. A
78. D
79. D
80. A
81. C
82. B
83. D
84. D
85. C
86. B
87. A
88. A
89. C
90. C
91. D
92. A
93. B
94. B
95. B
96. C
97. C
98. D
99. C
100. D
101. B
102. A
103. A
104. D
105. A
106. B
107. D
108. B
109. C
110. A
111. C
112. D
113. B
114. B
115. C
116. C
117. D
118. B
119. 0
120. A
121. 0
122. B
123. B
124. C
125. D
126. A
127. B
128. C
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ill: A