Personality+Practice+Test.pdf
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Name: _ ill: A<br />
117. The degree to which people attend to and try to control the impression they make on others defines the<br />
concept of<br />
a. self-consciousness<br />
b. extraversion<br />
c. self-determination<br />
d. self-monitoring<br />
118. Which of the following individuals is most likely to be good at spotting deceptive impression management in<br />
other people?<br />
a. the sensation seeker<br />
b. the high self-monitor<br />
c. the low self-monitor<br />
d. the self-actualized person<br />
119. Gina is good at presenting herself to a group of persons, is able to detect if someone is trying to manipulate<br />
her, and has a difficult time making a genuine emotional commitment. Gina is mostlikely to be classified as<br />
a. an introvert<br />
b. an extravert<br />
c. high in introspection<br />
d. a high self-monitor<br />
120. Rather than having a few "best friends," Peter tends to select companions based on the event he plans to<br />
attend or the activity in which he plans to engage. Peter sounds as ifhe is<br />
a. high in self-monitoring<br />
b. someone with an external locus of control<br />
i~ c. a sensation seeker<br />
d. an extravert<br />
121. American parents are least likely to teach their children to<br />
a. be self-reliant<br />
b. feel good about themselves<br />
c. view themselves as special individuals<br />
d. be modest about their personal accomplishments<br />
122. Parents in Asian cultures are most likely to teach their children to<br />
a. be self-reliant<br />
b. rely on family and friends<br />
c. feel good about themselves<br />
d. view themselves as special individuals<br />
123. A person who is suspicious, aloof, guarded, worrisome, and overly sensitive is likely to score high on which<br />
ofthe following clinical scales of the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory (MMPI)?<br />
a. hysteria<br />
b. paranoia<br />
c. depression<br />
d. social introversion<br />
124. A person who is moody, shy, pessimistic, and distressed is likely to score high on which of the following<br />
clinical scales of the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory (MMPl)?<br />
a. hysteria<br />
b. paranoia<br />
c. depression<br />
d. social introversion<br />
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