Module I - Introduction to study of Personality

Psychology's roots can be traced to the ancient __________ and __________.

The formal beginning of psychology as a separate discipline was in the year

The first laboratory for experimental study of psychological phenomena was established by whom?

Where was the first psychological laboratory established?

Personality psychology's main objective is to explain why people behave as they do from an empirical and scientific perspective.

__________ prefers to work with relatively simple, straight-forward concepts that are open to empirical test.

Who coined the term personology/personologists?

Who are called Personologists?

Personality psychology emphasizes on assessment methods to ________ , ________ , ________ , and make valid decisions about individuals.

Personality is an __________ concept which integrates the many aspects that characterize what the person is like.

The term personality originated from the Latin word

The conceptual meaning of personality is multifaceted, encompassing a wide spectrum of __________ , __________ processes that influence how the person acts across different situations.

What does the Greek term of personality refer to?

Who described personality in terms of 'self, an organized, permanent, subjectively perceived entity which is at the heart of all our experiences.'?

Gordon Allport defined personality as

Who defined personality as life proceeds in terms of a series of psychosocial crises, with personality a function of their outcome?