PSYA02H3 Study Guide - Final Guide: Antidepressant, Agoraphobia, Genital Stage

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The code: green= definition purple=person blue=some general theme. You will now recite i love jenna with all my heart. Personality: a particular pattern of behaviour and thinking prevailing across time and situations that differentiates one person from another. Trait theories: hippocrates first explanation of traits, had to do with predominance of the 4 humours in the body. chloric increase of yellow bile tempered and irritable. melancholic increase of black bile gloomy and pessimistic. phlematic increase of phlem sluggish and calm. 1 www. notesolution. com: catell: sixteen personality factors, did factor analysis on allport and found 16 different personality traits, eysenck: three factors, did further factor analysis. 3 main factors extroversion(opposite: introversion),neuroticism (opposite: emotional stability), psychoticism (opposite: self control) extroversion: the tendency to seek the company of other people, to be spontaneous and to engage in conversation and other social behaviours with them.

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23. All humans show changes in facial expressions to accompany emotions such as fear, anger, happiness, disgust, and surprise. But how well can you identify these expressions when shown by individuals from a different culture? A) identifying facial expressions is a learned skill, so you would not be able to identify them if you were not familiar with that particular culture B) facial expressions are similar across cultures so you would be able to identify them with good accuracy C) facial expressions are all culturally specific, so you would not be able to identify them D) facial expressions vary by personality, not by culture E) none of the above

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