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9. People who score low in tend to be suspicious, antagonistic, and aggressive.<br />
a. neuroticism<br />
b. extraversion<br />
c. conscientiousness<br />
d. agreeableness<br />
People who score high in tend to be diligent, disciplined, well-organized, and punctual.<br />
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II.<br />
12.<br />
13.<br />
14.<br />
15.<br />
16.<br />
a. neuroticism<br />
b. extraversion<br />
c. conscientiousness<br />
d. agreeableness<br />
Which ofthe following traits is most likely to be associated with high levels of productivity in ajob setting?<br />
a. neuroticism<br />
b. extraversion<br />
c. conscientiousness<br />
d. agreeableness<br />
Marcos is very quiet and avoids large groups. Some people consider him unfriendly, and he seldom takes a<br />
stand or acts assertively. Based on the five-factor model of personality, Macros would probably score<br />
a. low in extraversion<br />
b. low in agreeableness<br />
c. high in neuroticism<br />
d. low in openness<br />
Janelle is suspicious and uncooperative. Her friends think she is a boastful person who is seldom<br />
sympathetic. Based on the five-factor model ofpersonalit)i, Janelle would probably score<br />
a. low in openness<br />
b. low in agreeableness<br />
c. high in neuroticism<br />
d. low in extraversion<br />
Julio is extremely dependable and productive, and his friends think he is great at organizing events. Based on<br />
the five-factor model of personality, Julio would probably score<br />
a. high in agreeableness<br />
b. low in neuroticism<br />
c. high in conscientiousness<br />
d. high in openness<br />
Which of the following is not a criticism of the five-factor model of personality?<br />
a. It provides no insight into the causes or development of personality.<br />
b. It overemphasizes the role of unconscious motivation in personality.<br />
c. It is limited by the number of specific traits that are measured in the first place.<br />
d. More than five traits are necessary to account for the variation seen in human<br />
personality .<br />
Sigmund Freud's method for treating disorders is called<br />
a. systematic desensitization<br />
b. client-centered therapy<br />
c. psychoanalysis<br />
d. primal-scream therapy<br />
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