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What is personality
The unique expression of our characteristics and traits in the way we feel, think, and behave.
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What is open
Imaginative, curious, intellectual, practical, and conventional
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What is denial
Refusing to face the true nature of a situation or behavior
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What is GPA, work motivation, and personal values
What has the big 5 theory been successful in predicting?
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What is ego
The part of the personality that must balance the demands of the id and the rules of the superego
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What is agreeable
Sensitive, warm, tolerant, suspicious, and hostile
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What is repression
Eliminating ideas from consciousness
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What is 3 parts
How many parts can the personality be divided into?
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What is preconscious
The level just below consciousness where we are semi-aware of our surroundings, thoughts and feelings
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What is extroverted
Outgoing, friendly, enthusiastic, and fun-loving
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What is displacement
Transferring impulses to a less threatening object
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What is to reduce anxiety when the id and superego are in conflict
what are defense mechanisms used for?
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What is trait theories
Hypothesize that there are characteristics of a persons behavior that are consistent through a range of situations
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What is conscientious
Reliable, responsible, ethical, and ambitious
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What is reaction formation
Engaging in a behavior that is the opposite of ones true feelings
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What is when you are born
When does your personality develop?
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What is psychoanalytic theory
belief that the mind functions on three levels: unconscious, conscious, and preconscious
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What is neurotic
Anxious, worried, guilty, and emotionally unstable
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What is regression
Returning to a form of behavior characteristic of an earlier stage of development
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What is 3 levels
How many levels does the mind function on?
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