Question

15. The temperament associated with negative emotion, anxiety, punishment sensitivity, etc. is called a. Neuroticism. b. Impulsivity. c. Psychoticism. d. Extraversion. 16. Eysenck theorized that the reason people high in neuroticism were vulnerable to negative emotions is that they had overactive or over sensitive a. sympathetic nervous systems. b. parasympathetic nervous systems. c. cerebral cortecies. d. pineal glands. 17. Carl Rogers developed the idea that individuals are active organisms designed to grow and develop. He suggested that almost everyone operates according to the tendency, or the motive to bring about growth and positive change. a. self-fulfilling b. actualizing c. humanizing d. growth 18. Locus of control leads to differences in how individuals interact with others. All of the following have been found EXEPT a. internals hold more campus positions of leadership. b. externals are less likely to opt for positions of power. c. internals are more sensitive to the social demands of a situation. d. externals hold fewer positions of leadership on campus.

Answer 1

a person with neuroticism with negative emotion, anxiety punishment thinking. It is not related to given 15. Answer: option a- Neuroticism Explanation : The temperament associated Sensitivity, etc. is called Neuroticism. This is because subjected to high mood swings and experiences frustation, anxiety, fear, depression and Therefore, oprion a is the correct answer. Impulsivity is which a person other negative emotions. a temperament in does something without Statement. Hence, option b is incorrect. A person with psychoticism is very aggressive and hostile to other people. It is different from given statement. Thus, option c is incorrect. option d is incorrect because a person with extraversion open up to outer people and does not associated with negative emotions.