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calmness.

, Emotional instability, self-doubt, Extroversion, assertiveness, and
and anxiety. sociability.

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What is the transmission of genetic characteristics from one generation
to the next?



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Maturation Heredity




Nutrition Behavior


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Which theorist believed that environment and social upbringing, rather
than intrinsic factors, largely lead to neurosis?



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, Carl Jung's Analytical Psychology Adler's Individual Psychology




Horney's Interpersonal
Erikson's Psychosocial Development
Psychoanalytic Approach


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What does Mischel believe about a child's capacity to comprehend
self-regulation?



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A child has yet to develop self-
A child develops self-regulation
regulation until taught due to
naturally through maturation.
their age.




A child is born with the capacity for A child learns self-regulation
self-regulation. independently through observation.


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, Who is known for his "personological" approach and his perspectives
on individual differences, adaptation, and biological influences on
personality development?


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Jerome Kagan Arthur Staats




Sigmund Freud Gordon Allport


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What can the five-stage needs model be divided into?



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It can be divided into two types of It can be divided into two sets
goals (short-term goals and long- of needs (deficiency needs and
term goals) growth needs)




It can be divided into three It can be divided into four levels
categories (basic needs, social (physical needs, emotional needs,
needs, personal needs) mental needs, spiritual needs)

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