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    Psychology 2200 (PERFECT SOLUTION) Psychology 2200 (PERFECT SOLUTION) QUESTION 1 1. Boris is feeling really stressed and calls a friend for some advice. This is an example of a(n) __________ coping strategy. a. emotional b. physical c. behavioral d. cognitive QUESTION 2 1. At a hostile family reunion, Paige is quite stressed. Her heart is racing, her emotions are frazzled, and she has crossed her arms to signal she’s not to be disturbed. Paige’s responses to the reunion are known as a. burnout. b. general adaptation. c. stressors. d. stress reactions. QUESTION 3 1. After filling out apersonality test, students were given individual personality profiles. Mostsaid that their profiles were fairly good descriptions of themselves, and theywere amazed to discover that they had all received the same profile. Thisillustrates one of the main criticisms of the __________ approach. a. humanistic psychology b. trait c. cognitive behavioral d. psychodynamic QUESTION 4 1. Alonzo was playing baseball and made a mistake. His coach yelled at him. Alonzo was angry, but instead of yelling back, he punched his stuffed animals when he returned home. Alonzo displayed the defense mechanism of a. reaction formation b. displacement c. compensation d. rationalization QUESTION 5 1. Darrin always feels angry. However, instead of recognizing his anger, Darrin believes that the people around him are angry. He is utilizing the defense mechanism of a. rationalization. b. displacement. c. projection. d. sublimation. QUESTION 6 1. Dr. Aikman is a psychologist who studies the factors that help people adhere to more positive lifestyles such as exercising and having a healthy diet. Dr. Aikman is most likely a __________ psychologist. a. community b. health c. clinical d. personality QUESTION 7 1. According to Rotter’s expectancy theory, a person’s decision to engage in a behavior is determined by what the person expects to happen following the behavior and by a. what cognitive person variables apply to the situation. b. the value the person places on the outcome. c. the conditions of worth the individual has created. d. the relatively stable traits the individual possesses. QUESTION 8 1. A psychologist at a mental health center was confused about how to diagnose a client. Which nonprojective personality test might the psychologist administer to help develop a diagnosis? a. Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory (MMPI) b. Rorschach Inkblot Test c. Draw-a-Person Test (DAP) d. Thematic Apperception Test (TAT) QUESTION 9 1. According to Freud, the ego, which evolves from the id and creates ways to get what one wants in a world full of rules, operates on the __________ principle. a. reality b. morality c. pleasure d. compromise QUESTION 10 1. A person with a disease-resistant personality is one who a. is very angry and resentful b. handles stress effectively c. is high on all big five characteristics d. has an external locus of control QUESTION 11 1. According to Selye’s general adaptation syndrome model, an inexperienced soldier suddenly thrust into a long, intense battle would most likely react in which of the following sequences? Resistance, alarm reaction, exhaustion Panic, illness, resistance Alarm reaction, resistance, exhaustion Resistance, exhaustion, alarm reaction QUESTION 12 1. Based on research with adopted children and twins, which of the following is a justifiable statement about the contribution of heredity to personality? a. Identical twins that have been raised together have similar personality traits because of genetic factors. b. People inherit predispositions for certain personality factors. c. Birth order is one of the most important influences on personality. d. There are “personality genes” that determine certain personality traits. QUESTION 13 1. A student who handles the stress of a part-time job and a full-time course load in law school by scheduling time

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    Psychology 2200 (PERFECT SOLUTION) Psychology 2200 (PERFECT SOLUTION) QUESTION 1 1. Boris is feeling really stressed and calls a friend for some advice. This is an example of a(n) __________ coping strategy. a. emotional b. physical c. behavioral d. cognitive QUESTION 2 1. At a hostile family reunion, Paige is quite stressed. Her heart is racing, her emotions are frazzled, and she has crossed her arms to signal she’s not to be disturbed. Paige’s responses to the reunion are known as a. burnout. b. general adaptation. c. stressors. d. stress reactions. QUESTION 3 1. After filling out apersonality test, students were given individual personality profiles. Mostsaid that their profiles were fairly good descriptions of themselves, and theywere amazed to discover that they had all received the same profile. Thisillustrates one of the main criticisms of the __________ approach. a. humanistic psychology b. trait c. cognitive behavioral d. psychodynamic QUESTION 4 1. Alonzo was playing baseball and made a mistake. His coach yelled at him. Alonzo was angry, but instead of yelling back, he punched his stuffed animals when he returned home. Alonzo displayed the defense mechanism of a. reaction formation b. displacement c. compensation d. rationalization QUESTION 5 1. Darrin always feels angry. However, instead of recognizing his anger, Darrin believes that the people around him are angry. He is utilizing the defense mechanism of a. rationalization. b. displacement. c. projection. d. sublimation. QUESTION 6 1. Dr. Aikman is a psychologist who studies the factors that help people adhere to more positive lifestyles such as exercising and having a healthy diet. Dr. Aikman is most likely a __________ psychologist. a. community b. health c. clinical d. personality QUESTION 7 1. According to Rotter’s expectancy theory, a person’s decision to engage in a behavior is determined by what the person expects to happen following the behavior and by a. what cognitive person variables apply to the situation. b. the value the person places on the outcome. c. the conditions of worth the individual has created. d. the relatively stable traits the individual possesses. QUESTION 8 1. A psychologist at a mental health center was confused about how to diagnose a client. Which nonprojective personality test might the psychologist administer to help develop a diagnosis? a. Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory (MMPI) b. Rorschach Inkblot Test c. Draw-a-Person Test (DAP) d. Thematic Apperception Test (TAT) QUESTION 9 1. According to Freud, the ego, which evolves from the id and creates ways to get what one wants in a world full of rules, operates on the __________ principle. a. reality b. morality c. pleasure d. compromise QUESTION 10 1. A person with a disease-resistant personality is one who a. is very angry and resentful b. handles stress effectively c. is high on all big five characteristics d. has an external locus of control QUESTION 11 1. According to Selye’s general adaptation syndrome model, an inexperienced soldier suddenly thrust into a long, intense battle would most likely react in which of the following sequences? Resistance, alarm reaction, exhaustion Panic, illness, resistance Alarm reaction, resistance, exhaustion Resistance, exhaustion, alarm reaction QUESTION 12 1. Based on research with adopted children and twins, which of the following is a justifiable statement about the contribution of heredity to personality? a. Identical twins that have been raised together have similar personality traits because of genetic factors. b. People inherit predispositions for certain personality factors. c. Birth order is one of the most important influences on personality. d. There are “personality genes” that determine certain personality traits. QUESTION 13 1. A student who handles the stress of a part-time job and a full-time course load in law school by scheduling time

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    Psychology 2200 (PERFECT SOLUTION) Psychology 2200 (PERFECT SOLUTION) QUESTION 1 1. Boris is feeling really stressed and calls a friend for some advice. This is an example of a(n) __________ coping strategy. a. emotional b. physical c. behavioral d. cognitive QUESTION 2 1. At a hostile family reunion, Paige is quite stressed. Her heart is racing, her emotions are frazzled, and she has crossed her arms to signal she’s not to be disturbed. Paige’s responses to the reunion are known as a. burnout. b. general adaptation. c. stressors. d. stress reactions. QUESTION 3 1. After filling out apersonality test, students were given individual personality profiles. Mostsaid that their profiles were fairly good descriptions of themselves, and theywere amazed to discover that they had all received the same profile. Thisillustrates one of the main criticisms of the __________ approach. a. humanistic psychology b. trait c. cognitive behavioral d. psychodynamic QUESTION 4 1. Alonzo was playing baseball and made a mistake. His coach yelled at him. Alonzo was angry, but instead of yelling back, he punched his stuffed animals when he returned home. Alonzo displayed the defense mechanism of a. reaction formation b. displacement c. compensation d. rationalization QUESTION 5 1. Darrin always feels angry. However, instead of recognizing his anger, Darrin believes that the people around him are angry. He is utilizing the defense mechanism of a. rationalization. b. displacement. c. projection. d. sublimation. QUESTION 6 1. Dr. Aikman is a psychologist who studies the factors that help people adhere to more positive lifestyles such as exercising and having a healthy diet. Dr. Aikman is most likely a __________ psychologist. a. community b. health c. clinical d. personality QUESTION 7 1. According to Rotter’s expectancy theory, a person’s decision to engage in a behavior is determined by what the person expects to happen following the behavior and by a. what cognitive person variables apply to the situation. b. the value the person places on the outcome. c. the conditions of worth the individual has created. d. the relatively stable traits the individual possesses. QUESTION 8 1. A psychologist at a mental health center was confused about how to diagnose a client. Which nonprojective personality test might the psychologist administer to help develop a diagnosis? a. Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory (MMPI) b. Rorschach Inkblot Test c. Draw-a-Person Test (DAP) d. Thematic Apperception Test (TAT) QUESTION 9 1. According to Freud, the ego, which evolves from the id and creates ways to get what one wants in a world full of rules, operates on the __________ principle. a. reality b. morality c. pleasure d. compromise QUESTION 10 1. A person with a disease-resistant personality is one who a. is very angry and resentful b. handles stress effectively c. is high on all big five characteristics d. has an external locus of control QUESTION 11 1. According to Selye’s general adaptation syndrome model, an inexperienced soldier suddenly thrust into a long, intense battle would most likely react in which of the following sequences? Resistance, alarm reaction, exhaustion Panic, illness, resistance Alarm reaction, resistance, exhaustion Resistance, exhaustion, alarm reaction QUESTION 12 1. Based on research with adopted children and twins, which of the following is a justifiable statement about the contribution of heredity to personality? a. Identical twins that have been raised together have similar personality traits because of genetic factors. b. People inherit predispositions for certain personality factors. c. Birth order is one of the most important influences on personality. d. There are “personality genes” that determine certain personality traits. QUESTION 13 1. A student who handles the stress of a part-time job and a full-time course load in law school by scheduling time

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