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A self-actualized person, according to Abraham Maslow, is one who strives to:
A self-actualized person, according to Abraham Maslow, is one who strives to:
- Reach perfect mental and physical health
- Become great and famous
- Live up to his or her potentials (correct)
- Do all of the above
If Maxine is fully functioning, according to Carl Rogers, then:
If Maxine is fully functioning, according to Carl Rogers, then:
- She unites her real self with her ideal self (correct)
- She unites what others want her to be with her ideals
- She must slow down so that she can appreciate life
- She no longer has any ideals to strive for and become unhappy
While completing the Thematic Apperception Test (TAT), the test taker must:
While completing the Thematic Apperception Test (TAT), the test taker must:
- Assemble an incomplete picture
- Make up stories after viewing pictures (correct)
- Report what he or she sees in an ink blot
- Do all of the above
The Scholastic Assessment Test (SAT) would be an example in large part of a(n):
The Scholastic Assessment Test (SAT) would be an example in large part of a(n):
What is the primary difference between aptitude and achievement tests?
What is the primary difference between aptitude and achievement tests?
If you were to complete the shyness scale from the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory (MMPI-2), you would most likely:
If you were to complete the shyness scale from the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory (MMPI-2), you would most likely:
Paul has a personality in which the superego dominates; therefore, Paul would most likely be:
Paul has a personality in which the superego dominates; therefore, Paul would most likely be:
Which of Freud's three parts of personality realistically moderates between desires and morals?
Which of Freud's three parts of personality realistically moderates between desires and morals?
Psychoanalysis is the personality theory that states:
Psychoanalysis is the personality theory that states:
Twenty-year-old Tony completes the Strong-Campbell Interest Inventory. His answers are compared with:
Twenty-year-old Tony completes the Strong-Campbell Interest Inventory. His answers are compared with:
Sally takes a test that asks her to guess the position of two gears after they have rotated. Most likely Sally is taking a(n):
Sally takes a test that asks her to guess the position of two gears after they have rotated. Most likely Sally is taking a(n):
Which of the following personality traits seem to remain the same regardless of age?
Which of the following personality traits seem to remain the same regardless of age?
According to Alfred Adler, why would ten-year-old Carly always claim that she is right?
According to Alfred Adler, why would ten-year-old Carly always claim that she is right?
Rita is asked on a test if she would rather fly a kite or race a car. Most likely, Rita is taking a(n):
Rita is asked on a test if she would rather fly a kite or race a car. Most likely, Rita is taking a(n):
If a test is valid, it will:
If a test is valid, it will:
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Study Notes
Self-Actualization
- A self-actualized person strives to live up to his or her potentials, according to Abraham Maslow.
Fully Functioning
- Carl Rogers defines a fully functioning individual as one who unites their real self with their ideal self.
Thematic Apperception Test (TAT)
- During the TAT, test takers create stories based on viewing pictures.
Scholastic Assessment Test (SAT)
- The SAT exemplifies an achievement test, measuring knowledge in various subjects.
Aptitude vs. Achievement Tests
- Aptitude tests predict future performance, while achievement tests assess knowledge already acquired.
Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory (MMPI-2)
- Completing the shyness scale in MMPI-2 involves answering true-false questions about shyness.
Superego Dominance
- Personality dominated by the superego often results in quiet and fearful behavior.
Ego in Freud's Theory
- The ego realistically moderates between desires and morals, balancing personal wants and social rules.
Psychoanalysis
- This personality theory asserts that hidden forces significantly influence behavior and personality.
Strong-Campbell Interest Inventory
- Tony's results from the Strong-Campbell Interest Inventory are compared with others in various occupations.
Gears Test
- A test assessing gear positioning after rotation is classified as an aptitude test.
Consistent Personality Traits
- Certain traits like friendliness, rule-following, and comfort levels tend to remain stable regardless of age.
Alfred Adler's Perspective
- Carly’s insistence on being right may stem from a desire to seem important and mask insecurities.
Vocational Interest Test
- Preference questions regarding activities like flying a kite or racing a car indicate a vocational interest test.
Test Validity
- A valid test measures what it is supposed to assess effectively.
Rorschach Test Reliability
- The Rorschach test is characterized by poor validity and reliability.
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