Test Bank For Theories of Personality Understanding Persons 6th Edition By Susan C. Cloninger
Theories of Personality, 6e (Cloninger)
Chapter 3
Multiple Choice
1) The fact that Martin Luther King, Jr. expressed himself within the Christian symbols of his ownÂ
heritage, rather than using symbols from other religious traditions,Â
A) would have been a disappointment to Jung.Â
B) was consistent with Jung’s advice that people stay within the symbols and mythology of their ownÂ
heritage.Â
C) was evidence that he had not developed to his full potential.Â
D) shows that he was prejudiced.Â
Answer: BÂ
Difficulty: 2, p. 45Â
Question Type: Conceptual
2) According to the text, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., spoke in symbolic terms of the future potentials ofÂ
the world because he wasÂ
A) a minister.Â
B) an intuitive type.Â
C) black.Â
D) an extravert.Â
Answer: BÂ
Difficulty: 2, p. 45Â
Question Type: Factual
3) Compared to Freud, Jung’s theory isÂ
A) highly deterministic.Â
B) mystical.Â
C) less concerned with heredity.Â
D) more concerned with early childhood experience.Â
Answer: BÂ
Difficulty: 2, p. 46Â
Question Type: FactualÂ
4) What was Jung’s attitude toward scientific methods and language?Â
A) He praised scientific methods above literary methods.Â
B) He rejected science, saying it is unsuitable for understanding the psyche.Â
C) He accepted experimental science, but not survey methods.Â
D) He agreed with Freud’s opinion about science.Â
Answer: BÂ
Difficulty: 2, p. 46Â
Question Type: Factual
5) When Jung and Freud first metÂ
A) they argued, and decided they could not be colleagues.Â
B) they had much to talk about (13 hours worth!).Â
C) they planned to set up a joint therapy clinic.Â
D) Jung asked to be Freud’s patient.Â
Answer: BÂ
Difficulty: 2, p. 47Â
Question Type: Factual
6) Jung’s term, “Self,” refers toÂ
A) conscious self-concept.Â
B) how people are perceived by others.Â
C) the total, integrated personality.Â
D) unhealthy narcissism.Â
Answer: CÂ
Difficulty: 3, p. 48Â
Question Type: Conceptual
7) Jung refers to the total, integrated personality asÂ
A) the Self.Â
B) the persona.Â
C) the Great Mother.Â
D) the animus.Â
Answer: AÂ
Difficulty: 2, p. 48
Question Type: FactualÂ
8) According to Jung, the relationship between the conscious and unconscious aspects of personality isÂ
best understood asÂ
A) inflation.Â
B) conflict.Â
C) repression.Â
D) compensation.Â
Answer: DÂ
Difficulty: 2, p. 48Â
Question Type: Conceptual
9) The adult developmental process in which various aspects of the unconscious are explored is calledÂ
A) individuation.Â
B) ego inflation.Â
C) teleology.Â
D) mysticism.Â
Answer: AÂ
Difficulty: 2, pp. 48 – 49Â
Question Type: Factual
10) Individuation is the process ofÂ
A) finding a social identity.Â
B) finding the one individual who will be a life-long love partner.Â
C) re-centering in adult development.Â
D) discovering one’s major personality traits.Â
Answer: CÂ
Difficulty: 3, pp. 48 – 49Â
Question Type: Factual
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