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What does it mean when you say that there is little cross-situational consistency?
(A) People’s behavior does not vary from situation to situation
(B) People are expected to be consistent in their behavior
(C) People show different or some behavior in some situations

(D) People’s behavior varies greatly from situation to situation

Match the following theories and theorists

(a) Five factor model 0) Jerry Wiggins
(b) Sixteen factor model Gi) Hans Eysenck
(൭ Three factor model (ii) Paul Costa and Robert McCrae
(त) Interpersonal trait model (iv) Raymond Cattell
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According to Jung, archetypes are :
(ಸ) Personal ൯) Individual
(C) Transpersonal (D) Conscious

According to Erikson which is the stage that the individual comes to value a giving of self to
others

(A) Integrity vs. despair (3) Generativity vs. stagnation

(C) Intimacy vs. isolation (1) Identity vs. identity conclusion

A college student date-raped at a party might develop a ‘personality’ that fears college social
events that involve alcohol. Which personality theory best explains this:

(^) Psychoanalytical (B) Trait
(C) Cognitive (1) Behaviorist

Which among the following is the correct explanation for learned helplessness?

(A) Repeated exposure to avoidable punishment leaves an organism to accept
punishment even when it is avoidable

(B) Repeated exposure to unavoidable punishment leaves an organism to accept
punishment even when it is avoidable

C) Repeated exposure to unavoidable punishment leaves an organism to accept
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punishment even when it is unavoidable

(D) None of the above

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