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What should you do to reverse the score of an item on the OCEAN scale?
What should you do to reverse the score of an item on the OCEAN scale?
- Add 6 to the score
- Keep the score as is
- Subtract 6 from the score (correct)
- Double the score
What does a low score on Extraversion indicate?
What does a low score on Extraversion indicate?
- High assertiveness
- Introversion (correct)
- High agreeableness
- Low energy levels
Which items need to be reversed in the scoring process?
Which items need to be reversed in the scoring process?
- 1, 2, 3
- 5, 10, 15
- 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20 (correct)
- 6, 7, 8
What does a score of 19-20 represent on the OCEAN scale?
What does a score of 19-20 represent on the OCEAN scale?
If someone scores a total of 32 on Openness, what does this suggest?
If someone scores a total of 32 on Openness, what does this suggest?
What should you do after adding up the scores for each OCEAN scale?
What should you do after adding up the scores for each OCEAN scale?
What is self-concept?
What is self-concept?
How does self-concept change with age?
How does self-concept change with age?
Which of the following is an example of the collective self?
Which of the following is an example of the collective self?
What does the relational self primarily focus on?
What does the relational self primarily focus on?
How does self-concept tend to change as people go through self-discovery and identity formation?
How does self-concept tend to change as people go through self-discovery and identity formation?
What is the individual self defined by?
What is the individual self defined by?
Why is understanding oneself important?
Why is understanding oneself important?
What is one factor that influences an individual's personality according to the text?
What is one factor that influences an individual's personality according to the text?
What is the relationship between self and personality?
What is the relationship between self and personality?
Which factor inherited from parents can impact how a person appears and behaves?
Which factor inherited from parents can impact how a person appears and behaves?
How do different personality theories view the definition of personality?
How do different personality theories view the definition of personality?
What does the text suggest can change physical features and consequently affect personality?
What does the text suggest can change physical features and consequently affect personality?
What does the word 'personality' etymologically derive from?
What does the word 'personality' etymologically derive from?
How do situational factors affect an individual's behavior according to the text?
How do situational factors affect an individual's behavior according to the text?
How does self-understanding affect relationships?
How does self-understanding affect relationships?
What is traditionally considered a major determinant of an individual's personality?
What is traditionally considered a major determinant of an individual's personality?
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Which of the following factors does the ESB research suggest might lead to a better understanding of human personality and behavior?
Which of the following factors does the ESB research suggest might lead to a better understanding of human personality and behavior?
Which model includes five broad traits that can be remembered with the acronym OCEAN?
Which model includes five broad traits that can be remembered with the acronym OCEAN?
What is the main focus of trait psychology?
What is the main focus of trait psychology?
What is one common criticism of the trait concept mentioned in the text?
What is one common criticism of the trait concept mentioned in the text?
How many major traits are included in the Big Five personality traits?
How many major traits are included in the Big Five personality traits?
What do personality traits imply according to the text?
What do personality traits imply according to the text?
In addition to the Big Five model, what do some trait theorists argue?
In addition to the Big Five model, what do some trait theorists argue?
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