Hans Eysenck argued that personality can be described using only three factors. The personality factors that he identified were:
a. openness, agreeableness, and extroversion
b. extroversion, neuroticism, and psychoticism
c. extroversion, neuroticism, and conscientiousness
d. sensitivity, extroversion, and imagination
B
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Gina and David are both 12-years-old. Given what we know about adolescent height and weight growth spurts, which would you expect to find?
a. David is taller than Gina. b. Gina is taller than David. c. David weighs more than Gina. d. Both would be same height and weight as neither have entered into height or weight growth spurts.
It has been said that group therapy is useful in dispelling "pluralistic ignorance." This phrase refers to
a. the collective lack of knowledge held by all the members of the group. b. people's belief that they are the only ones with certain failings. c. the group mind-set that develops as group therapy progresses, which often times leads to rigidity of thought. d. not knowing what the other members of the group are thinking.
Tyler's parents divorced when he was 4 1/2 years old. The hardest time for Tyler, in terms of dealing with this divorce, was probably
A) during the subsequent six months. B) about ten years after the divorce. C) when he was about 4. D) the first two to four years after the divorce.