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question 18

Multiple Choice

Refer to the line graph.
At what times (A, B, C or D) do you find the following conditions: runner 1 running and runner 2 stopped?

• A) B only
• B) D only
• C) C and D
• D) B and D
• E) A and B

Learn about the relationship between traits and behavior and the limitations of trait theory, including the inability to establish causality.

Gain knowledge on Eysenck’s specific traits and his theory regarding the biological basis of personality traits.

Identify the role of neuroticism, extraversion, psychoticism, and stability in characterizing personality according to Eysenck.

Distinguish between different personality perspectives including psychodynamic, social cognitive, and humanistic approaches.

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Definitions:

Unconscious Feelings

Emotions and desires not within the immediate awareness of the individual, often influencing behavior according to psychodynamic theories.

Operant Conditioning

A learning process where behavior is controlled through consequences like rewards or punishments.

Behavior Modification

A therapy approach aimed at changing undesired behaviors through reinforcement, punishment, and other learning principles.

Modeling

A method used in various contexts, including psychology, whereby learning occurs through the observation and replication of behaviors.