Psychodynamic and Humanistic Psychology Quiz

According to the psychodynamic theory, what drives much of human behavior and personality?

• Conscious thoughts

• Unconscious forces

• Social interactions

• Environmental factors

Which of the following is NOT an ego defense mechanism mentioned in the psychodynamic theory?

• Denial

• Displacement

• Projection

• Meditation

What is the focus of humanistic psychology according to Carl Rogers and Abraham Maslow?

• Unconscious conflicts

• Self-actualization and personal growth

• Social conformity

• Behavioral conditioning

What is the purpose of projective tests in psychodynamic psychology?

• To measure intelligence

• To assess conscious thoughts

• To reveal unconscious thoughts and desires

• To evaluate physical health

What does the humanistic theory emphasize in fostering healthy development?

• Unconscious drives

• Defense mechanisms

• Positive social environments

• Logical reasoning

Who primarily developed the Social-Cognitive Theory of Personality?

• Albert Bandura

• Sigmund Freud

• Carl Jung

• Erik Erikson

What is the concept of reciprocal determinism in Social-Cognitive Theory?

• The interaction of behavior, cognitive factors, and environmental influences

• The measurement of stable characteristics

• The organization of personality traits into five dimensions

• The influence of genetics on personality

Which of the following is NOT one of the Big Five personality traits?

• Openness to Experience

• Conscientiousness

• Intelligence

• Agreeableness

What does the trait theory of personality focus on?

• Stable characteristics that lead to consistent behavior

• The interaction of thoughts, behaviors, and environment

• The influence of childhood experiences

• The role of unconscious desires

Which personality trait is associated with the tendency to experience emotional instability?

• Neuroticism

• Openness

• Agreeableness

• Conscientiousness