PSYC406 Final Exam Study Quiz (Ch.9)

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A broad-band test is one that measures a subset of normal functioning.

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Extraversion-introversion

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sensing-intuition

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Concientiousness-close-mindedness

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Thinking-feeling

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factual-intuitive

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judging-perceiving

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John Briggs

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Carl Rogers

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Extroversion

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Perceiving

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Extroversion

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Introversion

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Assessment of psychopathology

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Determining what type of treatment would be best suited for a patient

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Assessing occupational traits

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Two of these are correct

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All of these are correct, the MBTI can be used for all these purposes

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Can only be used on people <18 years old

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Cost of administration

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Low validity

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There are no issues with the MBTI

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Beck Depression inventory

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Myers-Briggs Type Indicator

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Neo Personality Inventory Revised

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It is a T/F scale

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Gives immediate results

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It is written in easy to understand, ordinary language

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It can be predictive of psyc/physical health, achievement, student and teacher effectiveness, police effectiveness and leadership/management success.

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Effective in identifying delinquent and criminal lifestyle

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Scored on 20 folk measures, 7 work related scales, and 3 broad vectors

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Collects information and designates people to 1 of 4 lifestyles (Innovators, implementors, supporters and visualizers)

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Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI)

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California psychological inventory (CPI)

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All of these

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None of these

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two of these

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it is based on the five-factor model of personality (Acronym: OCEAN)

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It includes 3 facets for each factor

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It is useful in both research and clinical measurement of psychopathology

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It was revised (R) for better internal consistency because some words were too complex for the average examinee

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It's in T/F format

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All of these are TRUE (If so, only select this option)

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Cohort effect

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selective attrition

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selection bias

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confounding effect

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Cross-sectional method

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Longitudinal method

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Cross-sequential method

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Cohort bias-reduction method

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None of these are correct

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Avoidant : Emotionally distanced from caregiver who is disengaged

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Ambivalent : Caregiver is inconsistent and child becomes angry and insecure

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Disorganized : Caregiver is extremely erratic and child is depressed, angry and passive

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Vulnerable : Caregiver is abusive towards the child, who then becomes distrustful and emotional

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All of these ARE examples of insecure attachment

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Ambivalent

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This is not an example of something that could determine attachment style

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dismissing of attachment

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pre-occupied with attachment

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ambivalent to attachment

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pre-occupied with attachment

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dismissing of attachment

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understanding of attachment

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fearful of attachment

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Agreeableness and conscientiousness are lowest for ages 10-20

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From ages 20-65 agreeableness, openness and conscientiousness all rise

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Levels of extroversion are highest at age 10, then decrease to age 15 and are maintained through life

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men have higher rates of neurotisim

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Pre-conventional < principled < conventional

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Conventional < principled< pre-conventional

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Principled < preconventional < conventional

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pre-conventional < conventional < principled

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Preconventional stage 1

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Preconventional stage 2

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Conventional stage 4

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Principled stage 6

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None of these is the correct stage (or pairing of stage and level)

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"Law and order" orientation

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"social contract-legalistic" orientation

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"Universal ethical-principle" orientation

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"Punishment and obedience" orientation

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Kohlberg designed this test

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It has better scoring format than the moral judgement scale (piaget)

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You must decide on an action for all moral dilemmas by 5-pt likart scale

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can be biased against conservatively religious individuals

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contains some dated situations (like the Vietnam war) and some situations that participants have likely been overexposed to

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NONE of these are false. All of these are TRUE.

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Understand world view of client

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establish the impact of spiritual-religious views on problems

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Establish if views can be used to facilitate coping /growth

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identify spiritual interventions to use in therapy

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recognize spiritual doubts to be assessed

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3 of these are correct

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All of these are correct

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an aspect added to Allport's religious orientation scales

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characterized by complexity, doubt and tentativeness as ways of being religious

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someone who seeks out religion regardless of which religion it is

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having so much faith you commit your life to religion

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two of the above

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It measures spiritual/religious variables cross-culturally

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the spiritual transcendence scale (STS) portion yields incremental validity is assessing who will benefit from religious based drug and alcohol therapies

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SWB shows correlation to health and wellbeing

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the pursuit of optimal human functioning

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when someone has a positive prognosis

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improving the symptoms of a mental illness

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None of these

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There are only 4 domains of the K-DOC

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self/everyday

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mechanical/scientific

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fluid intelligence

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performance

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Creativity as a process

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Creativity as a product

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Creativity as an innate talent

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Creativity as personal characteristics

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Creativity as a process

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Creativity ad a personal characteristic

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Creativity ad a product

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remoteness of verbal associations

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"aha" phenomenon

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More than one of these is true

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All of these are true

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Creativity as a product

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Creativity as a personal characteristic

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Creativity as a process

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divergent thinking

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Coalescence of meaning (takes time to appreciate significance), novelty, appropriateness, transcendence of constraints.

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Novelty, meaningfulness, insightfulness, uniqueness

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uniqueness, transcendence of constraints, coalescence of meaning (takes time to appreciate significance), abstactness

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Creativity in terms of creativity as a product is defined by all of these.

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Divergent thinking

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alternate uses

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consequences

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ideation fluency

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Guildford's model of divergent thinking

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Carl Roger's self theory

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Cajal's theory of neuronal development

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Cattall's factor analytic trait theory

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Comes in two forms (A and B)

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Has two parts, the TTCT-verbal (fluency, originality and flexibility) and TTCT-figural (Picture completion, picture construction and repeated figures)

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diagnoses of individual children can be made from this

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This is predictive of later creative accomplishments

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141 items, 2 areas, 4 branches and 8 task scores

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Yields total score which is emotional intelligence score (EI)

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the four branches are 1. perceiving branch, 2. facilitating branch, 3. managing branch, 4. understanding branch

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half of the 141 items are related to interpersonal emotions, and half related to intrapersonal relations

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Mayer-salovey-caruso emotional intelligence test (MSCEIT)

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Life orientation test (LOT-R)

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Coping humor scale (CHS)

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measures intensity, frequency and density of gratitude (number of people) on self-report likart scale

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has multiple dimensions of gratitude

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Both of these are correct

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Assesses extent to which individuals report using humour to cope with stress

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Good reliability

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very high internal consistency

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A broad measure of sense of humor

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None of these are true

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if someone is depressed based on how little they show humor in funny situations

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how often someone makes a humorous comment/joke

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degrees to which someone is easily amused in different situations

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More than one of these is correct

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Self-defeating

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affiliative

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aggressive

Answer 166

self-enhancing

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