While an Oral-Incorporative Personality Is Cheerful and Overly Dependent, Someone

question 11

Multiple Choice

While an oral-incorporative personality is cheerful and overly dependent, someone who is cynical, pessimistic, and sarcastic could be said to be

• A) anal retentive.
• B) phallic.
• C) oral-sadistic.
• D) fixated.

Understand Kelly’s stance on freedom of choice, the choice corollary, and cognitive complexities and similarities in construing experiences.

Understand Skinner's perspective on human nature and behavior as primarily shaped by the environment.

Recognize Skinner's research methodology and his use of animals in experiments to explore behavioral principles.

Identify Skinner's viewpoint on personality traits, unconscious influences, and defense mechanisms.

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