HEADSTART NEM 2024

Personality is best defined as an individual's

• characteristic pattern of thinking, feeling, and acting.

• most noticeable characteristics.

• biologically inherited temperament.

• hidden thoughts and emotions.

Hippocrates theorised that personality was based on the four ______

Who popularized the pseudoscience which involved measuring bumps on the head to determine a person's personality?

• Franz Gall

• Hippocrates

• Freud

• Rotter

 Freud divided the mind into three parts. Match each part to their roles in our unconscious.

• Maybe we can compromise?

• Ego

• I want to do that right now!

• Id

• It's not right to do that...

• Superego

State the difference between Jung's analytical psychology and Freud's theory of psychoanalysis?

• Jung's theory is a pseudoscience whereas Freud's is based off of scientific data

• Jung's theory came before Freud's

• Jung's theory states that the unconscious elements of our personality are learned in the second half of one's life whereas Freud disagreed.

• Freud's theory states that the unconscious elements of our personality are the id, ego, and superego whereas Jung's work focused on the ego.

"Luck has a greater influence on my life outcomes than my own efforts." Who would be likely to say this?

• An internal

• A child

• An external

• A female

Eysenck believed there were three aspects of personality: (a)   , (b)   and (c)   . He believed that each aspect can be traced back to a different (d)   cause.

• extraversion
• neuroticism
• psychoticism
• biological

The MBTI identifies personality types based on four dichotomies. How many personality types are possible? Give one example.

• 4; Sanguine

• 16; EETF

• 8; ENTE

• 16; INFJ