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quiz 7

psychology of personality

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________ refers to awareness and thinking and to specific mental acts such as perceiving, interpreting, remembering, believing, and anticipating cognition
______________ is the process of making sense of, or explaining, events in the world interpretation
people who are field-___________ have an easier time finding objects despite distractions independent
people who are field-___________ are more drawn to subjects such as natural sciences, math, and engineering independent
people who are field-_________ are more drawn to subjects such as social sciences and education dependent
people who are field-__________ are more interpersonally detached independent
people who are field-________ are attentive to social cues and are oriented toward other people dependent
people with an _________ nervous system often have a low pain tolerance augmented
people with a _______ nervous system often have a high pain tolerance, seek stronger stimulation, drink more coffee, smoke more, and have a lower threshold for boredom reduced
what theory states that people have a few key constructs that they habitually apply in interpreting their world kelly's personal construct theory
someone who has learned helplessness might act ______ and _________ when subjected to an unpleasant situation passive; accepting
people with a __________ explanatory style emphasizes internal, stable, and global causes for negative events pessimistic
what trait is associated with seeing personal projects as stressful and difficult? neuroticism
the ____-________ theory refers to one's capability to organize and execute courses of action required to attain designated types of performances self-efficacy
What makes a child more likely to become confident about meeting challenges? a child who is praised for their effort
the ___________ view of intelligence refers to how much knowledge a person has acquired relative to others in his or her age cohort achievement
awareness of our own feelings and bodily signals and being able to identify one’s own emotions and make distinctions is one component of _________ intelligence emotional
the ability to regulate emotions, especially negative emotions, and to manage stress is one component of _________ intelligence emotional
the ability to control one’s impulses, such as directing one's attention and effort, delaying gratification, and staying on task toward goals is one component of _________ intelligence emotional
the ability to decode social and emotional cues of others and to empathize is one component of _________ intelligence emotional
the ability to influence and guide others without incurring anger and resentment is one component of _________ intelligence emotional
are there differences in views on intelligence between cultures? yes
what type of intelligence predicts life outcomes besides school/work success? emotional intelligence
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