Personality+Practice+Test.pdf

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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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