Psychology Quiz Two: Personality & Intelligence
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What is the purpose of personality traits in psychology?

They reflect consistent patterns in thoughts, feelings, and behaviors.

Who developed the Five-Factor Model?

Costa and McCrae

What statistical method did Raymond Cattell use to refine Allport's list of traits?

Factor analysis

What are the three primary dimensions of personality according to Eysenck's Three-Factor Model?

<p>Extraversion, neuroticism, psychoticism</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the acronym OCEAN represent in the context of personality traits?

<p>Openness to Experience, Conscientiousness, Extraversion, Agreeableness, Neuroticism</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Quiz Two Overview

  • Covers material from Personality, Intelligence, Social Development, and Social Psychology lectures.
  • Total marks for Quiz Two: 33%
  • Short-answer format: varying mark allocation by section.

Personality Section

  • One short-answer question worth 3 marks; two options available.
  • Psychologists use various models to identify and categorize personality traits.

Trait Identification Models

  • Gordon Allport's Approach:

    • Compiled words from dictionaries to describe human behavior.
    • Emphasized language as a tool for understanding personality.
  • Raymond Cattell's Contribution:

    • Refined Allport's list using factor analysis to group similar traits.
    • Proposed 18 distinct personality factors for easier study.

Prominent Trait Theories

  • Eysenck's Three-Factor Model:

    • Developed by Hans Eysenck.
    • Identifies three primary personality dimensions:
      • Extraversion (outgoingness vs. introversion)
      • Neuroticism (emotional stability vs. instability)
      • Psychoticism (nonconformity and social norm disregard)
    • "Psychoticism" has shifted to "nonconformity" to reduce stigma.
  • Five-Factor Model (Big Five):

    • Developed by Costa and McCrae.
    • Includes five core dimensions:
      • Openness to Experience
      • Conscientiousness
      • Extraversion
      • Agreeableness
      • Neuroticism (OCEAN).
    • Serves as a framework to understand fundamental personality traits.

Understanding Personality Traits

  • Personality traits are consistent patterns in thoughts, feelings, and behaviors.
  • They are enduring qualities, remaining stable across situations and time, distinguishing individuals.

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This short-answer quiz assesses your understanding of key concepts in Personality, Intelligence, Social Development, and Social Psychology. It includes various options for questions across these topics, allowing for a comprehensive evaluation of your knowledge. Prepare to showcase your grasp of these essential psychological aspects.

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