The VALS Framework Is an Example of

question 156

Multiple Choice

The VALS framework is an example of

• A)a personality assessment.
• B)cognitive learning theory.
• C)a psychographic system.
• D)a study on the hierarchy of needs.
• E)geodemographic segmentation.

Identify and understand different personality assessment methods, including projective tests and self-report inventories.

Explain Freud's model of personality, focusing on the id, ego, and superego.

Discuss the importance of self-efficacy in the study of personality.

Understand the basic concepts of different moral philosophies such as utilitarianism, deontology, and relativism.

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Definitions:

Defensive Coping

The utilization of psychological strategies to manage stress or anxiety by defending oneself against perceived threats or discomforts.

Impaired Parenting

A situation where an individual's parenting skills are limited, inadequate, or inappropriate, affecting child development and family dynamics.

Prostitution

The practice of engaging in sexual activity with someone for payment.

Conduct Disorder (CD)

A mental health disorder diagnosed in childhood or adolescence characterized by persistent patterns of disruptive and violent behavior.