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Created by carlyreier
almost 11 years ago
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Question | Answer |
Factor Theory | (not popular)uses factor analysis first to create a hypothesis from the data produced. Included aspect of Trait Theory. |
positive correlation | moves together |
negative correlation | inverse motion |
L-Data | (life) everyday behavior |
Q-Data | (questionare) self-report |
T-Data | (objective/test) ex: rorscach or TAT cards |
Empirical Data | compares criterion group & norm |
Cluster Analysis | clusters in data seem to measure the same thing(could indicate trait/factor) |
Surface Traits | observable behaviors appearing to go together, although superficial, neglecting to explain underlying motives/traits |
Source Traits | cause 1 or more surface traits; causes consistency of behavior (hunger and intelligence) |
Constitutional Traits | genetically determined |
Environmental Mold | result from experience |
Ability Traits | how effectively you work toward a goal; fluid intelligence |
Temperament Traits | determine the speed, energy, and emotion with which a person responds to a situation |
Dynamic Traits | motivation elements of the personality; set the person in motion toward some goal (why) |
erg | dynamic, constitutional source trait. (genetic) (drives/needs) |
metaerg | dynamic source trait with an environmental origin.(sentiments/attitudes) |
Sentiment | broader than attitude; respond to a class of objects in a certain way (career, profession, sports) |
Attitude | derived from sentiments; more specific |
Traits of an abnormal person are: | different from the healthy person; set of dysfunctional traits |
Ergic Tension | varying degree of intensity |
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