Personality+Practice+Test.pdf
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85. The term used to refer to an appreciation of an individual's personal, subjective experiences as a way to<br />
understand behavior is<br />
a. epistemology<br />
b. philosophy<br />
c. phenomenology<br />
d. self-efficacy<br />
86. Which ofthe following statements is least likely to be made by a humanist?<br />
a. People are rational.<br />
b. People are dominated by unconscious conflicts.<br />
c. People can rise above their animal heritage.<br />
d. People are unique.<br />
87. According to Carl Rogers, if your self-concept is reasonably accurate, it is said to be<br />
a. congruent with reality<br />
b. self-actualized<br />
c. extraverted<br />
d. valid<br />
88. The collection of beliefs about one's own nature, unique qualities, and typical behavior is referred to as one's<br />
... .,according to Rogers.<br />
a. self-concept<br />
b. phenomenology<br />
c. state of incongruence<br />
d. level of self-actualization<br />
{~ 89. According to Rogers, for a child to develop a healthy personality the parents must<br />
a. avoid the use of punishment<br />
b. address the child's ego needs<br />
c. exhibit unconditional love toward the child<br />
d. create an atmosphere of intellectual stimulation<br />
90. According to Carl Rogers, troublesome anxiety is caused by<br />
a. unresolved sexual conflicts<br />
b. unconditional love<br />
c. threats to our self-concept<br />
d. the use of defense mechanisms<br />
91. According to Carl Rogers, people with highly self-concepts are especially likely to be plagued<br />
by recurrent anxiety.<br />
a. objective<br />
b. subjective<br />
c. congruent<br />
d. incongruent<br />
92. In Maslow's hierarchy of needs, the needs are considered to be the most basic needs and the first<br />
priority.<br />
a. physiological<br />
b. safety and security<br />
c. aesthetic and cognitive<br />
d. self-actualization<br />
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