Trait
Cognitive
Behavioral
Developmental
Wildcard
100

The concept of traits were introduced by which psychologist.

What is Gordon Allport?

100

A group of people can experience the same situation and each have a different appraisal. True or False.

True.

100

Adding a desirable stimulus to increase behavior.

What is positive reinforcement?

100

What is Erikson's second stage.

What is Autonomy vs. Shame?

100

After Pavlov conditioned his dogs to salivate upon hearing a bell, the bell then acted as a:

What is conditioned stimulus?

200

Name the Big 5 traits

What is OCEAN (openness, conscientiousness, extraversion, agreeableness, neuroticism)?

200

The name of the type of therapy that targets maladaptive thoughts and assigns out of session work ("homework").

What is CBT?

200

The "Little Albert" experiment is an example of what type of conditioning.

What is classical conditioning?

200

What is our genetically inherited disposition of seeing the world called (Hint: typically used to refer to the disposition of young children).

What is temperament?
200

One of the most widely used clinical tools to assess personality.

What is the MMPI?

300

People who score high on this trait are helpful, trusting, and sympathetic when interacting with others.

What is agreeableness?

300
According to the cognitive approach, differences in personalities are a result of how people process ________.

What is information?

300

Taking away a desirable stimulus to decrease a behavior.

What is negative punishment?

300

What is Erikson's last psychosocial stage called.

What is Ego Integrity vs. Ego Despair?

300

A concept defined as when admiration, acceptance, and support are given regardless of what the person says or does.

What is unconditional positive regard?

400

The name of the approach where groups of people are described along a single dimension

What is the nomothetic approach?

400

Cognitive structures that help us to organize information, process self-relevant information, and describe oneself.

What are self-schemas?

400

The process where small successive approximations of some desired behavior are reinforced until the desired behavior is achieved.

What is shaping?

400

What is one characteristic of an inhibited child?

Strongly attached to caregiver(s); anxious in novel situations; slow to explore new environments

400

Which psychologist is credited with the hierarchy of needs.

Who is Abraham Maslow?

500

The name of the approach that says traits and the environment (i.e., situation) are important in personality.

What is the person by situation approach?

500

What is this an example of: Because I strongly desire people to treat me considerately and fairly, they absolutely must at all times and under all conditions do so.

What is an irrational belief?

500

Process of learning that occurs through viewing the actions of another.

What is observational learning?

500

What are the three types of temperament.

What is easy, slow-to-warm, and challenging (formerly difficult)?

500

A father tells his son that he loves him when the child is good, but says “I do not like you right now” when the child misbehaves. The father neglects to remind the child that he is still loved. The father is engaging in:

What is conditional positive regard?

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