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PA Psychology Exam 2 Questions With Correct Answers 100% Verified. What is personality? - AnswerBlend of characteristics that makes a person unique The structure of personality is compromised of the following: - Answer1. Psychological Core 2. Typical Response 3. Role-related Behavior What is the structure of personality? (Pyramid) - Answerpsychological core (internal/constant), typical responses, role-related behavior (external/dynamic) Traits - AnswerPersonality consists of stable fundamental components Traits are the main cause of behavior because - AnswerWe behave the way we do mainly because of factors within us, not because of situational influences e.g. A 'competitive athlete' is likely to act competitively regardless of how critical the situation is Eysenck's Personality Theory - AnswerIntroversion to Extroversion Stability to Neuroticism Self-Control (Super ego) to Psychoticism The Five Factor Model (FFM) - Answer- Most popular framework in the study of personality - These 5 Factors are also known as "The Big Five" -OCEAN OCEAN - AnswerOpenness to experience Conscientiousness Extraversion Agreeableness Neuroticism ©JASONMcCONNELL 2024/2025 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 1/28/2025. 2 | P a g e Openness to experience - AnswerOriginality, need for variety, and curiosity (Imagination, feelings, actions, ideas) Conscientiousness - Answerconstraint, achievement, striving, and self-discipline (competence, self-discipline, thoughtfulness, goal-driven) Extraversion - Answerenthusiasm, sociability, assertiveness, and high activity (sociability, assertiveness, emotional expression) Agreeableness - Answeramiability, altruism, and modesty (cooperative, trustworthy, good-natured) Neuroticism - Answernervousness, anxiety, depression, and anger (tendency toward unstable emotions) Openness Low Score - Answerpractical, conventional, prefers routine Openness High Score - Answercurious, wide range of interests, independent Conscientiousness Low Score - Answerimpulsive, careless, disorganized Conscientiousness High Score - Answerhardworking, dependable, organized Extroversion Low Score - Answerquiet, reserved, withdrawn Extroversion High Score - Answeroutgoing, warm, seeks adventure Agreeableness Low Score - Answercritical, uncooperative, suspicious Agreeableness High Score - Answerhelpful, trusting, empathetic Neuroticism Low Score - Answercalm, even-tempered, secure Neuroticism High Score - Answeranxious, unhappy, prone to negative emotions Big 5 Personality on Exercise: Openness to Experience - Answer+ outdoor exercise Big 5 Personality on Exercise: Conscientiousness - Answer+ Self-reported Exercise + Exercise Intentions +Overcoming Barriers + Scheduled Exercise Big 5 Personality on Exercise: Extraversion - Answer+ Moderate & vigorous exercise + Self-reported exercise + Exercise Intentions ©JASONMcCONNELL 2024/2025 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 1/28/2025. 3 | P a g e + Overcoming Barriers + Prefer exercising with others + Enjoyment Big 5 Personality on Exercise: Agreeableness - AnswerNone Big 5 Personality on Exercise: Neuroticism - Answer- Self-reported exercise - Exercise adherence - Exercise Intentions + Barriers (fear of embarrassment/lack of motivation) + Enhance appearance - Enjoyment Situation Approach (Bobo Dolls) - Answer- Behavior is determined by the situation/ environment - Draws from social learning theory - Observational Learning (modeling) - Social Reinforcement (feedback) - The cross-situational consistency or stability of behavior is relatively low, which can indicate that traits have a weak role Interactional Approach - Answer-The personal factors (traits) and the situation determine behavior jointly - To understand behavior, you have to know both the person and the situation - Favored approach when studying behavior -E.g., A person prone to anxiety may experience anxiety in some cases, but not in others Locus of Control - AnswerDegree to which people believe that they have control over the events in their lives External Attributional Style - AnswerView outcomes as a result of external forces (e.g., luck, other individuals, simplicity of the task) Internal Attributional Style - AnswerView of outcomes as a result of personal effort or ability - associated with "free-living" PA - E.g., stairs vs elevator & walk

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PA Psychology Exam 2 Questions With
Correct Answers 100% Verified.


What is personality? - Answer✔Blend of characteristics that makes a person unique

The structure of personality is compromised of the following: - Answer✔1. Psychological Core

2. Typical Response

3. Role-related Behavior

What is the structure of personality? (Pyramid) - Answer✔psychological core (internal/constant), typical
responses, role-related behavior (external/dynamic)

Traits - Answer✔Personality consists of stable fundamental components

Traits are the main cause of behavior because - Answer✔We behave the way we do mainly because of
factors within us, not because of situational influences



e.g. A 'competitive athlete' is likely to act competitively regardless of how critical the situation is

Eysenck's Personality Theory - Answer✔Introversion to Extroversion

Stability to Neuroticism

Self-Control (Super ego) to Psychoticism

The Five Factor Model (FFM) - Answer✔- Most popular framework in the study of personality

- These 5 Factors are also known as "The Big Five"

-OCEAN

OCEAN - Answer✔Openness to experience

Conscientiousness

Extraversion

Agreeableness

Neuroticism

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Openness to experience - Answer✔Originality, need for variety, and curiosity

(Imagination, feelings, actions, ideas)

Conscientiousness - Answer✔constraint, achievement, striving, and self-discipline

(competence, self-discipline, thoughtfulness, goal-driven)

Extraversion - Answer✔enthusiasm, sociability, assertiveness, and high activity

(sociability, assertiveness, emotional expression)

Agreeableness - Answer✔amiability, altruism, and modesty

(cooperative, trustworthy, good-natured)

Neuroticism - Answer✔nervousness, anxiety, depression, and anger

(tendency toward unstable emotions)

Openness Low Score - Answer✔practical, conventional, prefers routine

Openness High Score - Answer✔curious, wide range of interests, independent

Conscientiousness Low Score - Answer✔impulsive, careless, disorganized

Conscientiousness High Score - Answer✔hardworking, dependable, organized

Extroversion Low Score - Answer✔quiet, reserved, withdrawn

Extroversion High Score - Answer✔outgoing, warm, seeks adventure

Agreeableness Low Score - Answer✔critical, uncooperative, suspicious

Agreeableness High Score - Answer✔helpful, trusting, empathetic

Neuroticism Low Score - Answer✔calm, even-tempered, secure

Neuroticism High Score - Answer✔anxious, unhappy, prone to negative emotions

Big 5 Personality on Exercise: Openness to Experience - Answer✔+ outdoor exercise

Big 5 Personality on Exercise: Conscientiousness - Answer✔+ Self-reported Exercise

+ Exercise Intentions

+Overcoming Barriers

+ Scheduled Exercise

Big 5 Personality on Exercise: Extraversion - Answer✔+ Moderate & vigorous exercise

+ Self-reported exercise

+ Exercise Intentions

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+ Overcoming Barriers

+ Prefer exercising with others

+ Enjoyment

Big 5 Personality on Exercise: Agreeableness - Answer✔None

Big 5 Personality on Exercise: Neuroticism - Answer✔- Self-reported exercise

- Exercise adherence

- Exercise Intentions

+ Barriers (fear of embarrassment/lack of motivation)

+ Enhance appearance

- Enjoyment

Situation Approach (Bobo Dolls) - Answer✔- Behavior is determined by the situation/ environment

- Draws from social learning theory

- Observational Learning (modeling)

- Social Reinforcement (feedback)

- The cross-situational consistency or stability of behavior is relatively low, which can indicate that traits
have a weak role

Interactional Approach - Answer✔-The personal factors (traits) and the situation determine behavior
jointly

- To understand behavior, you have to know both the person and the situation

- Favored approach when studying behavior

-E.g., A person prone to anxiety may experience anxiety in some cases, but not in others

Locus of Control - Answer✔Degree to which people believe that they have control over the events in
their lives

External Attributional Style - Answer✔View outcomes as a result of external forces (e.g., luck, other
individuals, simplicity of the task)

Internal Attributional Style - Answer✔View of outcomes as a result of personal effort or ability

- associated with "free-living" PA

- E.g., stairs vs elevator & walk vs bus

Self-Perceptions - Answer✔-How we think and feel about ourselves, our attributes, and our abilities

- Plays an important role in our psychological and physical well-being

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