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Personality Psychology Domains Of Knowledge About Human Nature, 3rdCanadian Edition,3e ByRandyLarsen,Da vid B
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uss, DavidKing (Test BankAll Chapters,100% Original Verified, A+Grade)Answers at the end of each Chapter.
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Choose the one alternative thatbe st comple te s the s tate me nt orans we rs the question.
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1) Features ofpersonalitythat differe ntiateo ne perso n fro ma nother usuallytakethe for m of
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in langua ge. c




A) differentia l prono uns c




B) trait-descriptive adjectives bd




C) action-descriptive verbs bd



D) trait-differentiatingadverbs

2) IfI describeJuanas "possessive"o rA nita as "friendly,"I a me mp lo yingthe useof
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A) trait-descriptive adjectives. bd




B) innerpsycho lo gica lstates. bd c



C) strategies to attain goa ls. bd c c




D) innerqualitieso fpersona lity. bd bd c




3) Howmanytrait-descriptiveadjectives are there inthe Englis h language?
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A) More than500 c c




B) More than1,800 c c



C) More than5,000 c c




D) Nearly20,000

4) Psychologists have found it d iffic ult to define personalitybecause
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A) psychologists are notsmarte noughto determine the boundaries o fhuma npersona lity. c bd c bd c c c c




B) personality hasacommonsense de finitio n that psyc ho logists find hard to falsify. bd bd c c cb d c bd cb d




C) the idea of stud ying humanpersona lity is a rathernewconcep t in psyc ho lo gy.
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D) anydefinitio no fperso nality needs to besufficientlycomprehensive to include a mul t c c bd c bd bd bd bd bd bd




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5) Researchonpersonalitytra its asks a llo f these questio ns EXC EPT
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A) howmanyfunda me nta lpersona litytra its t hereare.
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B) howpersonalitytraits areorganized. bd




C) wherepersonality traitscome from. bd bd bd



D) whichcuescausebehaviour ina situation. c bd bd c bd




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6) Philippe wa lks thesa me path ho me a fter worke veryda yat thesamet ime. To statet hat he w ill m
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ost likely take the sa me route a t thesame time ne xt Wednesda y is us ingthe
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natureo fpersona litytra its.
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A) descriptive
B) explanatory
C) predictive
D) individualistic

7) Mike makesseveral soc ia le rrors ata party. He calls the host bythe wro ng name, spills his red win e
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onthe carpet,and insults the guesto f honour. A researche r labelsM ike'sbehaviouras "socially u
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nskilled."This labe llingo fM ike's behaviour utilizes the
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researchapproachtopersonalitytraits.
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A) explanatory
B) descriptive
C) intuitive
D) presumptive

8) Traits define the c c tendencies ofa n individualperson. c c cb d bd



A) central
B) average
C) overt
D) outlying

9) Atalkativeperson will
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A) alwaystalk moret hana quiet person. bd bd bd c c




B) never shut up. c




C) talk more tha na quietperson in theaters.
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D) talk more,onavera ge, thana quietperson.c bd c bd c




10) Tosaythat someo ne willte nd to displaya tra it with regula rity is to saythat the person has a(n)
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A) average tendency. bd




B) obsessive-compulsive disorder. bd



C) adaptation.
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11) Which of the fo llo wingquestio ns does researcho npersona litytra its NOTemphasize?
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A) Howmanyfundamentaltraitsa ret here? bd bd bd bd




B) Howare traits organized within individuals? c bd cbd




C) Whatare the originso ftra its? c c bd c




D) Howare allpersons s imilar? c c




12) Psychological mechanisms differ fro mtra its in tha t mechanisms
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A) areless stable. c




B) refermoretoprocesses. bd bd bd



C) donothave decisio nr ules. bd c




D) arebiologically "hard wired." bd bd




13) Whichofthe fo llowing isNOTpart o f mostpersonalitymechanisms?
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A) Accesscodes
B) Decisionrules c




C) Inputs
D) Outputs

14) The trait ofcourageo us ness is anespecia llygood exa mp le of
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A) anadaptivetrait. c bd



B) howtraits are consistent. bd c




C) howtraitsare activa ted onlyunder certa incond itions. bd c bd bd c



D) howtraits changeovertime. bd




15) Personalityis
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B) inside the perso n. c c



C) bothoutside and inside theperson. c bd bd bd




D) inside or outside, depend ingo nthe person. c bd bd c c bd




16) To saythat someone has the tra it o f happiness, yo uneed to knowthattheperson
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A) ishappyata give n moment.
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B) isfrequentlyhappy.
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C) remembers being happy. c cb d




D) makes others happy. c c




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