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Personality t Psychology t Domains t Of t Knowledge t About t Human t Nature, t 3rd t Canadian t Edition,
t 3e t By t Randy t Larsen, t David t Buss, t David t King t (Test t Bank t All t Chapters, t 100% t Original
t Verified, t A+ tGrade)Answers t at t the t end tof t each t Chapter.
Chapter 1 t
Student t name: t
MULTIPLE t CHOICE t - t Choose t the t one t alternative t that t best t completes t the
t statement t or tanswers t the t question.
1) Features t of t personality t that t differentiate t one t person t from t another t usually t take t the
t form t of
in t language.
A) differential t pronouns
B) trait-descriptive t adjectives
C) action-descriptive t verbs
D) trait-differentiating t adverbs
2) If t I t describe t Juan t as t "possessive" t or t Anita t as t "friendly," t I t am t employing t the
t use t of
A) trait-descriptive t adjectives.
B) inner t psychological t states.
C) strategies t to t attain t goals.
D) inner t qualities t of t personality.
3) How t many t trait-descriptive t adjectives t are t there t in t the t English t language?
A) More t than t 500
B) More t than t 1,800
C) More t than t 5,000
D) Nearly t 20,000
4) Psychologists t have t found t it t difficult t to t define t personality t because
A) psychologists t are t not t smart t enough t to t determine t the t boundaries t of
t human tpersonality.
B) personality t has t a t commonsense t definition t that t psychologists t find t hard t to
tfalsify.
C) the t idea t of t studying t human t personality t is t a t rather t new t concept t in
t psychology.
D) any t definition t of t personality t needs t to t be t sufficiently
t comprehensive t to tinclude t amultitude t of t concepts.
5) Research t on t personality t traits t asks t all t of t these t questions t EXCEPT
A) how t many t fundamental t personality t traits t there t are.
B) how t personality t traits t are t organized.
C) where t personality t traits t come t from.
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D) which t cues t cause t behaviour t in t a t situation.
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6) Philippe walks t the t same t path t home t after t work t every t day t at t the
t
t same t time. t To tstate t that t he t will t most t likely t take t the t same t route t at
t the t same t time t next tWednesday t is t using t the t
tnature t of t personality t traits.
A) descriptive
B) explanatory
C) predictive
D) individualistic
7) Mike t makes t several t social t errors t at t a t party. t He t calls t the t host t by t the t wrong
t name, t spills t his t red t wine t on t the t carpet, t and t insults t the t guest t of t honour.
t A t researcher t labels t Mike's t behaviour tas t "socially t unskilled." t This t labelling t of
t Mike's t behaviour tutilizes t the research
tapproach t to t personality t traits.
A) explanatory
B) descriptive
C) intuitive
D) presumptive
8) Traits t define t the tendencies t of t an t individual t person.
A) central
B) average
C) overt
D) outlying
9) A t talkative t person t will
A) always t talk t more t than t a t quiet t person.
B) never t shut t up.
C) talk t more t than t a t quiet t person t in t theaters.
D) talk t more, t on t average, t than t a t quiet t person.
10) To t say t that t someone t will t tend t to t display t a t trait t with t regularity t is t to t say
t that t the t person t hasa(n)
A) average t tendency.
B) obsessive-compulsive t disorder.
C) adaptation.
D) social-cognitive t approach.
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Personality t Psychology t Domains t Of t Knowledge t About t Human t Nature, t 3rd t Canadian t Edition,
t 3e t By t Randy t Larsen, t David t Buss, t David t King t (Test t Bank t All t Chapters, t 100% t Original
t Verified, t A+ tGrade)Answers t at t the t end tof t each t Chapter.
Chapter 1 t
Student t name: t
MULTIPLE t CHOICE t - t Choose t the t one t alternative t that t best t completes t the
t statement t or tanswers t the t question.
1) Features t of t personality t that t differentiate t one t person t from t another t usually t take t the
t form t of
in t language.
A) differential t pronouns
B) trait-descriptive t adjectives
C) action-descriptive t verbs
D) trait-differentiating t adverbs
2) If t I t describe t Juan t as t "possessive" t or t Anita t as t "friendly," t I t am t employing t the
t use t of
A) trait-descriptive t adjectives.
B) inner t psychological t states.
C) strategies t to t attain t goals.
D) inner t qualities t of t personality.
3) How t many t trait-descriptive t adjectives t are t there t in t the t English t language?
A) More t than t 500
B) More t than t 1,800
C) More t than t 5,000
D) Nearly t 20,000
4) Psychologists t have t found t it t difficult t to t define t personality t because
A) psychologists t are t not t smart t enough t to t determine t the t boundaries t of
t human tpersonality.
B) personality t has t a t commonsense t definition t that t psychologists t find t hard t to
tfalsify.
C) the t idea t of t studying t human t personality t is t a t rather t new t concept t in
t psychology.
D) any t definition t of t personality t needs t to t be t sufficiently
t comprehensive t to tinclude t amultitude t of t concepts.
5) Research t on t personality t traits t asks t all t of t these t questions t EXCEPT
A) how t many t fundamental t personality t traits t there t are.
B) how t personality t traits t are t organized.
C) where t personality t traits t come t from.
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D) which t cues t cause t behaviour t in t a t situation.
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6) Philippe walks t the t same t path t home t after t work t every t day t at t the
t
t same t time. t To tstate t that t he t will t most t likely t take t the t same t route t at
t the t same t time t next tWednesday t is t using t the t
tnature t of t personality t traits.
A) descriptive
B) explanatory
C) predictive
D) individualistic
7) Mike t makes t several t social t errors t at t a t party. t He t calls t the t host t by t the t wrong
t name, t spills t his t red t wine t on t the t carpet, t and t insults t the t guest t of t honour.
t A t researcher t labels t Mike's t behaviour tas t "socially t unskilled." t This t labelling t of
t Mike's t behaviour tutilizes t the research
tapproach t to t personality t traits.
A) explanatory
B) descriptive
C) intuitive
D) presumptive
8) Traits t define t the tendencies t of t an t individual t person.
A) central
B) average
C) overt
D) outlying
9) A t talkative t person t will
A) always t talk t more t than t a t quiet t person.
B) never t shut t up.
C) talk t more t than t a t quiet t person t in t theaters.
D) talk t more, t on t average, t than t a t quiet t person.
10) To t say t that t someone t will t tend t to t display t a t trait t with t regularity t is t to t say
t that t the t person t hasa(n)
A) average t tendency.
B) obsessive-compulsive t disorder.
C) adaptation.
D) social-cognitive t approach.
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