Eysenck postulates three major personality dimensions, namely:
a. stability-extraversion, impulse control-psychoticism, and introversion-instability
b. instability-psychoticism, introversion-extraversion, and impulse-control-neuroticism
c. impulse control-neuroticism, introversion-extraversion, and stability-psychoticism
d. introversion-extraversion, stability-neuroticism, and impulse control-psychoticism
d
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Any mental process used to avoid, deny, or distort sources of threat or anxiety, including threats to one's self-image, are called
a. delusions. b. fixations. c. defense mechanisms. d. paradoxical intentions.
Which of the following reasons is an explanation as to why people become friends
a) Proximity—people form friendships with those nearby and accessible
b) Diversity—a desire to expand one's social circle
c) Social standing and financial security
d) Finding someone with opinions and attitudes that are different from your own as part of developing a personal values system
Which of the following statements about learning is true?
A) Learning and maturation are related but different concepts. B) Learning does not involve changes in thinking. C) Learning does not involve changes in behavior. D) Learning can occur without having an experience.
Which researcher placed baby monkeys in a cage with two kinds of artificial “mothers”?
a) Harlow b) Lorenz c) Spitz d) Bowlby