1. Repression2. Regression3. Reaction Formation4. Projection5.
Rationalization6. DisplacmentWhat are some examples of defense
mechanisms?AnswerDefine the psychosexual stages.AnswerWhat is
Rogers perspective?AnswerWhat is Maslows perspective?AnswerDefine
self-concept.AnswerDefine unconditional positive
regard.AnswerDefine self- actualization.AnswerWhat are the Big Five
personality factors?AnswerDefine the empirically derived
test.AnswerDefine the Minnesota Personality Inventory
(MMPI).AnwserDefine a personality inventory.AnswerDefine a
trait.AnswerDefine internal locus of control.AnswerDefine external
locus of control.AnswerDefine personal control.AnswerDefine
reciprocal determinism.AnswerDefine social-cognitive
perspective.AnswerHe agreed with Maslow unless thwarted by an
environment that inhibits growth, each of us is like an acorn,
primed for growth and fulfilment. Rogers believed that a
growth-promoting climate required three-conditions-genuineness,
acceptance, and empathy.A characteristic pattern of behavior or a
disposition to feel and act, as assessed by self-report inventories
and peer reports.A questionnaire (often with true-false or
agree-disagree items) on which people respond to items designed to
gauge a wide range of feelings and behaviors; used to assess
selected personality traits. The most widely researched and
clinically used of all personality tests. Originally developed to
identify emotional disorders (still considered its most appropriate
use), this test is now used for many other screening purposes.A
test (such as the MMPI) developed by testing a pool of items and
them selecting those that discriminate between groups.1.
Conscientiousness2. Agreeableness3. Neuroticism4. Openness5.
ExtraversionViews behavior as influenced by the interaction between
persons (and their thinking) and their social context.The
interacting influences between personality and environmental
factors.Our sense of controlling our environment rather than
feeling helpless.The perception that chance or outside forces
beyond ones personal control determine ones fate.The perception
that one controls ones own fate.
