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Angry with his professor because of a difficult exam, Martin returns home and takes out his anger on his best friend. Martin's behavior illustrates rationalization rationalization projection projection reaction formation reaction formation regression regression displacement correct answe...

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Angry with his professor because of a difficult exam, Martin returns home and takes out his
anger on his best friend. Martin's behavior illustrates

rationalization
rationalization
projection
projection
reaction formation
reaction formation
regression
regression
displacement correct answers displacement

Which of the following assessment tools explores individuals' personalities by asking them to
examine a series of inkblots and describe what they see in the inkblot?

Thematic Apperception Test
Rorschach Test
Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory-2
Halstead-Reitan Battery
Bender-Gestalt II correct answers Rorschach Test

Larry wants to be more open to new experiences. According to a behaviorist, how could he teach
himself to be more open?

a-Give himself a reward every time he convinces himself to participate in a new experience.
b-Mentally walk himself through what each potential new experience will be like to convince
himself that it will be a positive experience.
c-Force himself to engage in one new experience a day until it is second nature.
d-Explore what happened in his childhood that makes him reluctant to try new things.
e-See a therapist who will provide him with unconditional positive regard to help him lose his
fear of new experiences. correct answers Give himself a reward every time he convinces himself
to participate in a new experience.

Regarding Abraham Maslow's hierarchy of needs, which of the following criticisms would most
likely be made by a person from a collectivist culture?

a-Maslow's assertions focus too heavily on group processes.
b-Individuals may simultaneously attempt to satisfy many needs, such as safety, love, and self-
esteem.
c-Maslow's stages are different for men and women.
d-Maslow only studied exemplary individuals, not the average person.

, e-Individuals may be motivated by a need for community approval rather than a need for self-
actualization. correct answers Individuals may be motivated by a need for community approval
rather than a need for self-actualization.

Chris believed he did well on his exam because he was lucky. Which psychological concept
applies to Chris's explanation?

a-Positive psychology
b-Humanistic psychology
c-Internal locus of control
d-External locus of control
e-Self-serving bias correct answers External locus of control

Transforming frustrated urges, especially sexual urges, into more socially acceptable forms of
behavior is the defense mechanism known as
Responses
a-rationalization
b-displacement
c-intellectualization
d-suppression
e-sublimation correct answers sublimation

Paris tends to view personality as fairly stable and therefore her personality is more stable,
whereas Lane tends to view personality as fairly changeable and therefore her personality is
more changeable. These differences in attitudes and personality are most consistent with the

a- psychoanalytic view of personality
b- humanistic view of personality
c- social cognitive view of personality
d- behaviorist view of personality
e- evolutionary view of personality correct answers social cognitive view of personality

Humanistic psychologists believe that the drive toward self-actualization is

a- primarily associated with peak experiences
b- associated with extroversion
c- typical of older individuals
d- innate
e- a developmental task of adolescence correct answers innate

It is widely known in Jerry's social circle that he is the most stubborn and inflexible member of
the group. Yet Jerry complains that all his friends are opinionated and rigid. Jerry's complaints
are most clearly a sign of

a- displacement
b- repression

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