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1) Features of personality that differentiate one person from another usually take the form of
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2) IfqIqdescribeqJuanqasq"possessive"qorqAnitaqasq"friendly,"qIqamqemployingqtheq useqof
A) trait-descriptiveqadjectives.
B) innerqpsychological qstates.
C) strategiesqtoqattainqgoals.
D) innerqqualitiesqofqpersonality.

3) How qmanyqtrait-descriptiveqadjectivesqareqthereqinqtheqEnglishqlanguage?
A) Moreqthanq500
B) Moreqthanq1,800
C) Moreqthanq5,000
D) Nearlyq20,000

4) Psychologistsqhaveqfoundqitqdifficultqtoqdefine qpersonalityqbecause
A) psychologistsqareqnotqsmartqenoughqtoqdetermineq theqboundariesqofq humanqpersonality.
B) personalityqhasqaqcommonsenseqdefinitionqthatqpsychologistsq findq hardqtoq falsify.
C) theqideaqofqstudyingq humanqpersonalityqisqaqratherqnew qconceptqinqpsychology.
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A) how qmanyqfundamental qpersonalityq traitsqthereqare.
B) how qpersonalityqtraitsqareqorganized.
C) whereqpersonalityqtraitsqcomeqfrom.
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6) Philippeqwalksqtheqsameqpathq home qafterqworkqeveryqdayqatqthe qsameqtime.qToqstateqthatqheqw
ill most likely take the same route at the same time next Wednesday is using the
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d wine on the carpet, and insults the guest of honour. A researcher labels Mike's behaviour as
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"socially unskilled." This labelling of Mike's behaviour utilizes the
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11) WhichqofqtheqfollowingqquestionsqdoesqresearchqonqpersonalityqtraitsqNOTqemphasize?
A) How qmanyqfundamental qtraitsqareqthere?
B) How qareqtraitsqorganizedqwithinqindividuals?
C) Whatqareqtheqoriginsqofqtraits?
D) How qareqallqpersonsqsimilar?

12) Psychological qmechanismsqdifferqfromqtraitsqinqthatqmechanisms
A) areqlessqstable.
B) referqmoreqtoqprocesses.
C) doqnotqhaveqdecisionqrules.
D) areqbiologicallyq"hardqwired."

13) Whichqofqtheq followingqisqNOTqpartqofq mostqpersonalityq mechanisms?
A) Accessqcodes
B) Decisionqrules
C) Inputs
D) Outputs

14) Theqtraitqofqcourageousnessqisqanqespeciallyqgoodqexampleqof
A) anqadaptiveqtrait.
B) how qtraitsqareqconsistent.
C) how qtraitsqareqactivatedqonlyqunderqcertainqconditions.
D) how qtraitsqchangeqoverqtime.

15) Personalityqis
A) outsideqtheqperson.
B) insideqtheqperson.
C) bothqoutsideqandqinsideqtheqperson.
D) insideqorqoutside,qdependingqonqtheqperson.

16) Toqsayqthatqsomeoneq hasqtheq traitqofq happiness,qyouq needqtoq know qthatqtheqperson
A) isqhappyqatqaqgivenqmoment.
B) isqfrequentlyqhappy.
C) remembersqbeingqhappy.
D) makesqothersqhappy.




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