If someone is unwilling to try something new, what are they low on?
What is Openness
What motive could describe why a student might want to get an A in the class?
Expressive style is linked to personality through what?
What is temperament?
Who created the sixteen personality factors (16PF)?
What is Cattell?
What is at least one possible outcome of having high agreeableness covered in the presentation?
What is altruistic, help others, leaders of nonprofit orgs, members of clergy, good parents?
What trait has the following characteristics: Cooperative, compassionate, and considerate
What is Agreeableness?
If someone needs to gain the affection of others, what motive is driving them?
What is the need for affiliation?
Nonverbal cues of impatient hostility are signs of what?
What is unhealthy personality?
What test tries to measure extroversion and introversion as well as the subsections of Sensation-Intuition (realism vs. imagination), Thinking–Feeling (logic vs. subjectivity), and Judgment–Perception (structure vs. flexibility)?
What is the Myers-Briggs Indicator (MBTI) ?
What is a theoretical approach to personality in which people are divided into discrete categories or classes as opposed to being placed along a continuum?
What is Types?
A student loves attending campus events, meeting new people, speaking up during class discussions, and making friends wherever she goes. She feels energized after socializing and often volunteers to lead group activities?
What is Extroversion
During a student organization meeting, a student wants to be president because she enjoys influencing decisions, directing group activities, and having a say in how the organization operates.
What is the need for power?
What injection reduces facial muscle movement, which may make some people appear less expressive and can lead to misjudgments?
What is Botox?
What data is received from self-reports and questionnaires?
What is Q-data?
What is the sixth dimension of personality other cultures added to OCEAN?
What is honesty-humility?
A college student always submits assignments before the deadline, keeps a detailed planner, and makes sure every group project is completed correctly. Even when her friends procrastinate, she stays organized and follows through on her responsibilities.
What is Conscientiousness?
At a campus talent show, a student eagerly volunteers to perform in front of a large audience. She enjoys being noticed, making a dramatic entrance, and capturing everyone's attention while she performs.
What is the need for exhibition?
Give one way that was discussed in the presentation of how dominant individuals assert their status of dominance.
What is sitting or standing higher, talking louder, using expansive gestures, invading personal space, or controlling interactions
What is a statistical technique used to simplify and summarize large datasets by identifying underlying factors that account for correlations among variables?
What is factor analysis?
What theorist proposed that there are three dimensions of personality: extroversion, neuroticism, and psychoticism?
What is Eysenck?
Before giving a presentation, a student repeatedly worries that she will forget her lines, embarrass herself, or receive a bad grade. Even after practicing several times, she feels anxious and has difficulty managing her nervousness.
What is Neuroticism
What two needs are presented: A student runs for president of her campus organization because she wants to influence decisions and lead her peers. She also enjoys speaking at campus events and feels excited when everyone recognizes her accomplishments.
What is the need for power and exhibition?
What physical condition can make someone appear less expressive even when their personality hasn't changed?
What is Parkinson's Disease?
What theory links temperament to the bodily fluids of sanguine, melancholic, choleric, and phlegmatic, which are tied to emotional patterns?
What is the Greek humoral theory?
What is implicit personality theory?
What is the assumption that certain personality traits tend to occur together?