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Most basically, personality psychology asks the question, What does it mean to be? - ANS a person? -In other words, How are we unique as individuals? What is the nature of the self? Personality psychologists answer these fascinating questions through systematic observations about ? - ANS how and why individuals behave as they do. Personality psychologists tend to avoid abstract ? - ANS philosophical or religious musings and focus instead on the thoughts, feeling...

Milgram Experiment ANS - A person shocked another "person" basically on a scale getting worse until death. About 25% of people refused to shock the person anymore Milgram Situation = Milgram Outcome = ANS - social, personality 5 personality categories/overlaps ANS - Cognitive Clinical Social Biological Developmental Why is psychology a popular subject? ANS - Of all the disciplines that exist, psychology is one of the few that is explicitly concerned with ...

lifespan development - ANS the field of study that examines patterns of growth, change, and stability in behavior that occur throughout the entire life span physical development - ANS examining the ways in which the body's physical makeup, including the brain, nervous system, muscles, and sense, and the need for food, drink, and sleep cognitive development - ANS development involving the ways that growth and change in intellectual capabilities influence a person...

Psychology - ANS scientific study of thought and behavior Cognitive Psychology - ANS Understanding how we perceive information a.How we learn and remember b.How we acquire and use language c.How we problem solve- critical thinking Developmental psychology - ANS study of how thought and behavior change and show stability across the life span Behavioral psychology - ANS neuroscience- studies links among brain, mind and behavior (mind is learning) biol...

What do personality psychologists study? - ANS the combination of how people think, feel, and behave How is personality defined? - ANS An individual's unique and relatively consistent patterns of thinking, feeling, and behaving What is the goal of personality psychology? - ANS To understand the whole person; explain the whole person in his or her daily environment What are the basic approaches to personality? - ANS 1. Trait approach 2.Biological appro...

What is personality?ANS - An individual's characteristic pattern of thinking acting and feeling What are traits?ANS - Characteristics that make people different from each other What is Situationism?ANS - The view that personality is a function of a situation not of internal traits What is Interactionism?ANS - The view that personality and situation drive behavior Traits - average tendencies (shape situations) Situations vary in strength (shape personality) Wh...

One critique of personality psychology is that it "pigeonholes" people. What does pigeonholing someone mean? - ANS Categorizing and labeling people Which of the following MOST closely represents a focal topic of the psychoanalytic approach to personality? - ANS Understanding mental conflicts The task of an employer who attempts to identify dependable, conscientious, and hard-working job applicants is similar to the task of the ________ psychologist, who attempts to id...

Psychological Triad ANS - how people feel, think, and behave, more interesting in combination and in conflict Personality Psychology ANS - - Mission is to explain the whole person - Normal vs extreme patterns of personality (e.g. everyday anxiety vs severe/chronic anxious style) - Personality disorders - extreme, unusual and causes problems - Overlaps with clinical psychology Definition of Personality ANS - - an individual's characteristic patterns of thought, emotion and...

psychological triad - ANS how people feel, think, and behave personality - ANS an individual's characteristic patterns of thought, emotion, and behavior, together with the psychological mechanisms - hidden or not - behind those patterns basic approach - ANS (paradigm) a theoretical view of personality that focuses on some phenomena and ignores others. The basic approaches are trait, biological, psychoanalytical, phenomenological, learning, and cognitive (the las...

House of Worship - ANS All of the following would be included in a listing EXCEPT Special - ANS A real estate broker is normally what type of agent? Honesty - ANS A broker's duty to a third party would be: Employer - ANS In a listing agreement, the seller would be the: General - ANS A salesperson represents a seller in all real estate matters, This agency is called: Exaggerated opinion - ANS Puffing would mean: Forever - ANS ...

Arizona broker price opinions (BPOs) are perfectly legal if all of the following apply EXCEPT - ANS the opinion must be provided by an Arizona real estate broker. What is the maximum dollar amount a subdivider/developer can accept for a lot reservation? - ANS $5,000 If the holder of a judgment against a real estate licensee is going to file a claim against the Real Estate Recovery Fund, the judgment holder must file the claim within _____ of obtaining the judgment. - ANS ...

Accession - ANS Acquiring property when trade fixtures are not removed on or before the last day the property is rented. They become real property of the landlord. Fixture - ANS An article/item that was once personal property but had been attached to land or a structure so it is now real property. Tests of a fixture - ANS 1. Agreement 2. Intention (most important) 3. Attachment 4. Adaptation 5. Relationship 6. Cost (not a factor) Annexation - ANS Co...

EXAM - Unit 1: Arizona Real Estate Contracts - ANS Which of the following statements regarding electronic signatures or records is true? - ANS The enforceability of a signature can't be denied simply because it's in electronic form. Which of these statements about Arizona real estate contracts is true? - ANS Member licensees may use forms provided by the Arizona Association of REALTORS®. Kathryn and Megan, neighbors in a rural Arizona area, agreed over co...

The day of closing for a residential purchase, in Arizona, is deemed? - ANS the moment the deed is recorded in the county recorders office in the county where the property is located. In Arizona, a 360-day year is commonly called a: - ANS Banker's year An AZ judgment may be renewed within how many days before the expiration of the judgment? - ANS 90 Days The capitalization method is used to: - ANS Convert net income to market value Janie is purchasi...

Candice is suing her previous buyer's agent for damages she suffered when her brand-new home was broken into within days of closing. What is the maximum that Candice could receive from the recovery fund if she applies for funds based on this case? - ANS Nothing; the fund does not reimburse losses resulting from vandalism. Which type of leasehold lasts for a defined period of time and automatically terminates when that period ends? - ANS Estate for years When a planned co...

Article 26 of the State of Arizona constitution gave what powers to real estate agents: - ANS Authority to prepare real estate documents and draft contracts An encumbrance could be: - ANS Any of these: Liability CC&R'S Lien Before bringing action against a licensee, the department and commissioner must: - ANS Must present written notice of any charges and provide the opportunity for a hearing An attorney has a universal agency relationship with his client. ...

Who does a salesperson represent? Select one: a.The seller b.The buyer c.The cooperating broker d.The employing broker - ANS The employing broker An agreement to waiver prior rights in favor of another is: Select one: a.Subordination b.Subrogation c.Subornation d.Subjugation - ANS Subordination Arizona law requires which of the following to appear on the face of the listing contract? Select one: a.Street address b.Annual taxes c.Mortgages balance d.Expiration...

What is the document prepared by an attorney that states the attorney's opinion of the status of the title? A. Abstract of Title B. Certification of title C. Opinion of Title D. Title Report - ANS Certificate of Title A preliminary title report would tell you all of the following except: Tax liens Easements Judgments requiring resolution Zoning - ANS zoning The word "tenancy" describes: - ANS a mode of holding Sue decides to put her broker's licen...

If a commission amount or percentage is NOT stated in the listing agreement: ANS - The broker would not be entitled to a commission Most homes in AZ are cold with legal descriptions that state: ANS - Lot and block In which of the following appraisal methods DOES an appraiser need to determine a dollar amount for depreciation? ANS - Cost Approach Rights of occupancy of an owner in a cooperative are based on: ANS - A proprietary lease If an apartment building's zoning cl...

~ The maximum amount of money that may be paid for any one licensee from the Recovery Fund is: - $20,000 - $30,000 - $40,000 - $90,000 - ANS - $90,000 ~ By June 30, the Real Estate Recovery Fund MUST maintain a balance of: - $200,000 - $250,000 - $300,000 - $600,000 - ANS - $600,000 ~ The real estate Commissioner is appointed by the: - Governor. - Advisory Board. - Legislature. - Brokers within the state. - ANS - Governor ~ The primary purpose of real...