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1. This latin term means to sound through and from which the term Personality
was derived.
2. This component of personality pertains to the image an individual has of himself.
3. It is the permanent pattern of behavior.
4. This personality type is characterized by strong reaction-sensitivity with
extensive reaction duration.
5. This personality type is characterized by predominance of blood.
11. These people tend to be socially inhibited, sensitive and prone to seek solitude
when troubled.
12. It is the conscience.
13. It is the pleasure principle.
14. It is the reality principle.
15. He believed that consciousness is at the center of personality development.
42. In this type of learning, the person learns that some stimulus and response
leads to a consequence.
43. This type of learning results in finding a solution and finding out how that
solution works.
44. This type of learning is related with knowing and perceiving.
45. Positive reinforcements.
46. Negative reinforcements.
47. These are not just material rewards but could also be sincere praise or
constructive criticism.
48. This means that there is no such thing as 100% mastery until the exam.
49. Used to express a process of reasoning.
50. These are the sensations or images received by the ecternal senses.
51. Mental grouping of events and objects which represent categories.
52. Logical and well defined mental grouping of events and objects.
53. Mental groupings of events and objects which are not well defined.
54. 1st component of a problem
55. 2nd component of a problem
56. 3rd component of a problem
57. 1st Stage of Problem Solving
63. This approach studies how people gather information to solve problems or
acquire information.
64. He proposed the theory of Intelligent Quotient.
65. Intelligence can be divided into three ways of gathering or processing
information.
66. Focuses on measuring or quantifying cognitive abilities that make up intellectual
performance.
72. These are encountered as people perform their day to day work.
73. These are which the individual is unable to symbolize into thoughts and feelings.
74. It is the aspect geared toward the achievement of goal, reward or incentive.
75. End status at which sustained activity ceases.
76. This is the driving force, tension or purpose.
77. A type of behavior brought about by our need, drives, urges and desires.
ANSWER KEY
1. Per Sonare
3. Traits
2. Self-Concept
4. Choleric
5. Sanguine
6. Narcissistic Personality
Disorder
7. Schizoid
8. Phlegmatic
9. Melancholic
10. William Sheldon
11. Ectomorphic
12. Superego
18. Imitation
13. Id
19. Culture
14. Ego
20. Values
22. Heredity
23. Emotus
29. Intelligence
24. Feelings
30. Language
35. Situationism
31. Vocabulary
36. Introvert
37. Extrovert
33. Phenomenological
Approach
28. Personality
40. Interactionism
45. Rewards
51. Concepts
Punishments
Incentives
Overlearn
Thinking
Mental Images
Imbeciles
Idiots
Feebleminded
Genes
Complex Motives
78. Repression
79. Pain
75. Goal
80. Recognition
86. Compensation
90. Prejudices
94. Receiver
99. Client
95. Involvement
100. Persuasiveness
92. Sender
93. Message
96. Customer
97. Suspect
98. Prospect
Prepared by:
Simmon Manalo