Personality
Freud believed that at each psychosexual stage a different part of the body becomes:

A. id-fixated
B. archetypical
C. an erogenous zone
D. a source for modeling

Which of the following is not a shortcoming of self-report personality inventories?

A. The accuracy of the results is a function of the honesty of the respondent
B. Respondents may attempt to answer in a way that makes them look good
C. There is sometimes a problem with “yea-sayers” or “nay-sayers.”
D. They are objective measures that are easy to administer and score

Sania expects that diligent study will enable to earn good grades on her tests. Paula’s belief best illustrates:

A. the spotlight effect
B. an Electra complex
C. an internal locus of control
D. unconditional positive regard

One of Freud’s major contributions was his:

A. belief that the first years of life help to shape personality
B. belief in the concept of libido, sexual desires, and biological instincts
C. discovery of complexes during the genital stage
D. elaboration of the humanistic approach to personality development

Research on terror management theory has shown that increased mortality salience leads to all of the following except:

A. increased striving for self-esteem
B. more stereotypic thinking about minorities
C. more aggressive behavior toward people with opposing views
D. reduced respect for cultural icons