The Motive Perspective PSYCO 333 Personality Theory Quiz

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Which type of motive may lead to more anxiety if acted outside of one's outlook?

Implicit motive

Avoidance-oriented motive (correct)

Explicit motive

Approach-oriented motive

What can happen if one tries to act outside of their outlook according to the text?

Decrease in anxiety

Increase in recklessness (correct)

Increase in happiness

Decrease in motivation

What may lead to a single stable relationship for individuals with a high desire for intimate relationships?

High introversion

Low introversion

High extraversion (correct)

Low extraversion

In Winter et al.'s study, which motive was examined in relation to romantic relationships?

Affiliation-Intimacy motive Signup and view all the answers

What did the text suggest about the relationship between motives and behaviors?

Motives can interact with behaviors to produce different effects Signup and view all the answers

What may be disruptive of a connection to another person for introverts?

High focus on one's inner world Signup and view all the answers

What did Winter et al.'s study examine in relation to Affiliation-Intimacy motives?

Trait interactions Signup and view all the answers

How do extraverts differ from introverts regarding the desire for intimate relationships according to the text?

Introverts have difficulty maintaining intimate connections due to a high focus on their inner world. Signup and view all the answers

In the context of motives, what does 'approach' refer to?

'Approach' refers to moving closer towards something. Signup and view all the answers

What is suggested about the relationship between explicit motives and the Big Five according to the text?

Explicit motives show some relationship with the Big Five traits. Signup and view all the answers

The Motive Perspective PSYCO 333 Personality Theory Quiz

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Which type of motive may lead to more anxiety if acted outside of one's outlook?

What can happen if one tries to act outside of their outlook according to the text?

What may lead to a single stable relationship for individuals with a high desire for intimate relationships?

In Winter et al.'s study, which motive was examined in relation to romantic relationships?

What did the text suggest about the relationship between motives and behaviors?

What may be disruptive of a connection to another person for introverts?

What did Winter et al.'s study examine in relation to Affiliation-Intimacy motives?

How do extraverts differ from introverts regarding the desire for intimate relationships according to the text?

In the context of motives, what does 'approach' refer to?

What is suggested about the relationship between explicit motives and the Big Five according to the text?

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