Test Bank for Personality Psychology, Domains of Knowledge About Human Nature, Randy J. Larsen, Buss & King, 3rd Canadian Edition ||Complete A+ Guide

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,Personality88 Psychology88 Domains88 Of88 Knowledge88 About88Human88Nature,883rd88 Canadian88 Edition,88 3e88
By88 Randy88 Larsen,88 David88Buss,88David88 King88(Test88 Bank88All88 Chapters,88100% 88Original88 Verified,88 A+
88 Grade)Answers 88at88the 88end88of88each88Chapter.




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Student88name:
MULTIPLE88 CHOICE88 -
88Choose 88 the 88one 88alternative 88 that88best88completes 88the 88statement88 or88 answers 88 the 88 questi

on.
1) Features88 of88 personality88 that88 differentiate88 one88 person88 from88 another88 usually88 take88 the88 for
m88 of
in88 language.
A) differential88 pronouns
B) trait-descriptive88 adjectives
C) action-descriptive88verbs
D) trait-differentiating88 adverbs

2) If88 I88 describe88 Juan88 as88 "possessive"88 or88 Anita88 as88 "friendly,"88 I88 am88 employing88 the88 use88 o
f
A) trait-descriptive88 adjectives.
B) inner88 psychological88 states.
C) strategies88 to88 attain88 goals.
D) inner88 qualities88 of88 personality.

3) How88 many88 trait-descriptive88 adjectives88 are88 there88 in88 the88 English88 language?
A) More88 than88 500
B) More88 than88 1,800
C) More88 than88 5,000
D) Nearly88 20,000

4) Psychologists88 have88 found88 it88 difficult88 to88 define88 personality88 because
A) psychologists88 are88 not88 smart88 enough88 to88 determine88 the88 boundaries88 of88 human88 pers
onality.
B) personality88 has88 a88 commonsense88 definition88 that88 psychologists88 find88 hard88 to88 falsify
.
C) the88 idea88 of88 studying88 human88 personality88 is88 a88 rather88 new88 concept88 in88 psychology.
D) any88 definition88 of88 personality88 needs88 to88 be88 sufficiently88 comprehensive88 to8
8 include88 a88 multitude88 of88 concepts.


5) Research88 on88 personality88 traits88 asks88 all88 of88 these88 questions88 EXCEPT
A) how88 many88 fundamental88 personality88 traits88 there88 are.
B) how88 personality88 traits88 are88 organized.
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D) which88 cues88 cause88 behaviour88 in88 a88 situation.




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6) Philippe88 walks88 the88 same88 path88 home88 after88 work88 every88 day88 at88 the88 same88 time.88 T
o88 state88 that88 he88 will88 most88 likely88 take88 the88 same88 route88 at88 the88 same88 time88 next88
Wednesday88 is88 using88 the88

88 nature88 of88 personality88 traits.

A) descriptive
B) explanatory
C) predictive
D) individualistic

7) Mike88 makes88 several88 social88 errors88 at88 a88 party.88 He88 calls88 the88 host88 by88 the88 wrong88 n
ame,88 spills88 his88 red88 wine88 on88 the88 carpet,88 and88 insults88 the88 guest88 of88 honour.88 A88 rese
archer88 labels88 Mike's88 behaviour88 as88 "socially88 unskilled."88 This88 labelling88 of88 Mike's88 b
ehaviour88 utilizes88 the
research88 appr
oach88 to88 personality88 traits.
A) explanatory
B) descriptive
C) intuitive
D) presumptive

8) Traits88 define88 the tendencies88 of88 an88 individual88 person.
A) central
B) average
C) overt
D) outlying

9) A88 talkative88 person88 will
A) always88 talk88 more88 than88 a88 quiet88 person.
B) never88 shut88 up.
C) talk88 more88 than88 a88 quiet88 person88 in88 theaters.
D) talk88 more,88 on88 average,88 than88 a88 quiet88 person.

10) To88 say88 that88 someone88 will88 tend88 to88 display88 a88 trait88 with88 regularity88 is88 to88 say88 that
88 the88 person88 has88 a(n)
A) average88 tendency.
B) obsessive-compulsive88 disorder.
C) adaptation.
D) social-cognitive88 approach.




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