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quiz 12

psychology of personality

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Is stress subjective or objective? subjective
According to the transactional model, what are the three potential effects of personality? can influence coping, how a person appraises the events, & the events themselves.
Which personality illness model says a third variable causes both? predisposition model
Which model focuses on bodily perceptions of illness? illness behavior model
what are the 3 stages of the general adaptation syndrome (GAS)? alarm stage, resistance stage, & exhaustion stage
what happens in the alarm stage of GAS? flight-or-flight response activates
what happens in the resistance stage of GAS? the body uses its resources at above an average rate, even though fight-or-flight response has subsided
what happens in the exhaustion stage of GAS? the person is susceptible to illness, because physiological resources are depleted
What are additive effects of stress? cardiovascular, autoimmune, chronic inflammatory, psychiatric, and substance use disorders
in _______ appraisal, a person perceives an event as a threat to his/her goals primary
in _________ appraisal, a person concludes that he/she does not have resources to cope with demands of the threatening event secondary
what is the attributional style? the answer to the question, “where does the person typically place the blame when things go wrong?”
what are the three dimensions of the attributional style? - external versus internal. - unstable versus stable. - specific versus global.
What are the three different coping mechanisms for creating positive emotions during stress? emotion-focused, problem-focused, and meaning-focused coping
____________ optimism is the expectation that good events will be plentiful and bad events will be rare in the future dispositional
What are the effects of inhibiting emotional expression? may suffer effects of chronic sympathetic nervous system arousal
What subtrait of Type A is associated with cardiac problems and lethality? hostility
Kody Scott (Monster) likely has which personality disorder? antisocial personality disorder
what is the statistical definition of abnormality whatever is different from normal is abnormal
what is the social definition of abnormality whatever society does not tolerate
What do all forms of personality disorders result in? impaired social relationships
What is the problem with both the statistical and social definitions of abnormality? definitions are tied to changing social or cultural norms
What possible causes of altered personality would prevent someone from being diagnosed with a personality disorder? drug abuse, medication, or other medical condition
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