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psychology of personality

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what are the three essential ingredients in the process of personality? input, decision rules, and output
personality is ________ and relatively ________ organized; enduring
what are the three levels of personality analysis? human nature, individual and group differences, and individual uniqueness
what are the six domains of knowledge? adjustment, dispositional, social and cultural, cognitive-experiential, biological, and intrapsychic
personality research is often formed by personality ________ theories
the ____________ domain deals with the way in which individuals differ from one another dispositional
the __________ domain assumes that humans are collections of biological systems biological
the _____________ domain deals with mental mechanisms of personality intrapsychic
the _________-___________ domain focuses on thought processes and subjective experience cognitive-experiential
the ______ and ________ domain assumes that personality is affected by cultural and social context social; cultural
the __________ domain says that personality plays key role in how we cope, adapt, and adjust to events in our daily lives adjustment
comprehensiveness, heuristic value, testability, parsimony, and compatibility are the five standards for evaluating __________ ________ personality theories?
what are the four sources of personality data? self-report data, test data, observer data, and life-outcome data
____-______ data is information provided by a person through a questionnaire or an interview self-report
____ data is information provided by standardized tests test data
________-______ data is information provided about someone else by another person observer-report
____-_______ data is information that can be gleaned from events, activities, and outcomes in a person’s life life-outcome
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