PERSONALITY AND PERSONAL GROWTH
SEVENTH 2026 PRACTICE TEST SHEET FULL
SOLUTIONS CORRECT ANSWERS
GUARANTEED PASS
◉ Personality (full definition).
Answer: An idiosyncratic pattern of enduring, long-term
characteristics and the way they interact with other people and the
world.
◉ Temperament.
Answer: Early form of personality based on biological traits and
bodily systems.
◉ Hippocrates theory of temperament.
Answer: Personality is based on four bodily fluids called humors.
◉ Choleric temperament.
Answer: Personality type associated with yellow bile, described as
passionate, ambitious, and bold.
◉ Melancholic temperament.
,Answer: Personality type associated with black bile, described as
reserved, anxious, and unhappy.
◉ Sanguine temperament.
Answer: Personality type associated with blood, described as joyful,
eager, and optimistic.
◉ Phlegmatic temperament.
Answer: Personality type associated with phlegm, described as calm,
reliable, and thoughtful.
◉ Immanuel Kant theory.
Answer: People belong to one fixed temperament category with no
overlap.
◉ Wilhelm Wundt theory.
Answer: Personality is based on two dimensions, emotional versus
non emotional and changeable versus unchangeable.
◉ Psychodynamic theory.
Answer: Theory developed by Sigmund Freud stating that
personality is shaped by unconscious processes.
, ◉ Conscious mind.
Answer: Part of the mind that contains thoughts and awareness,
making up about ten percent.
◉ Unconscious mind.
Answer: Part of the mind that contains memories, urges, and
conflicts outside awareness, making up about ninety percent.
◉ Id.
Answer: Completely unconscious part of personality driven by basic
instincts like hunger, aggression, and sexual desire.
◉ Pleasure principle.
Answer: The drive of the id to seek immediate gratification of needs.
◉ Superego.
Answer: Mostly unconscious part of personality that represents
morality and ideals learned from society.
◉ Idealistic principle.
Answer: The desire to act according to moral standards and what is
considered right.
SEVENTH 2026 PRACTICE TEST SHEET FULL
SOLUTIONS CORRECT ANSWERS
GUARANTEED PASS
◉ Personality (full definition).
Answer: An idiosyncratic pattern of enduring, long-term
characteristics and the way they interact with other people and the
world.
◉ Temperament.
Answer: Early form of personality based on biological traits and
bodily systems.
◉ Hippocrates theory of temperament.
Answer: Personality is based on four bodily fluids called humors.
◉ Choleric temperament.
Answer: Personality type associated with yellow bile, described as
passionate, ambitious, and bold.
◉ Melancholic temperament.
,Answer: Personality type associated with black bile, described as
reserved, anxious, and unhappy.
◉ Sanguine temperament.
Answer: Personality type associated with blood, described as joyful,
eager, and optimistic.
◉ Phlegmatic temperament.
Answer: Personality type associated with phlegm, described as calm,
reliable, and thoughtful.
◉ Immanuel Kant theory.
Answer: People belong to one fixed temperament category with no
overlap.
◉ Wilhelm Wundt theory.
Answer: Personality is based on two dimensions, emotional versus
non emotional and changeable versus unchangeable.
◉ Psychodynamic theory.
Answer: Theory developed by Sigmund Freud stating that
personality is shaped by unconscious processes.
, ◉ Conscious mind.
Answer: Part of the mind that contains thoughts and awareness,
making up about ten percent.
◉ Unconscious mind.
Answer: Part of the mind that contains memories, urges, and
conflicts outside awareness, making up about ninety percent.
◉ Id.
Answer: Completely unconscious part of personality driven by basic
instincts like hunger, aggression, and sexual desire.
◉ Pleasure principle.
Answer: The drive of the id to seek immediate gratification of needs.
◉ Superego.
Answer: Mostly unconscious part of personality that represents
morality and ideals learned from society.
◉ Idealistic principle.
Answer: The desire to act according to moral standards and what is
considered right.
