In the analysis of Adolf Hitler, to what did the analysts attribute Hitlers tyrannical rage?
A) His underdeveloped id.
B) His overactive superego.
C) His failure as an artist.
D) His weak/non-existent ego.
Question 2Tests, such as inkblot tests, which ask people to respond to ambiguous stimuli, are called
A) self-report measures.
B) response measures.
C) projective tests.
D) behavioral measures.
Question 3A hypothesis is
A) an abstract statement telling how two theoretical constructs are related.
B) a statement saying how a theoretical construct can be measured.
C) a prediction about observations in research.
D) a proposal to change the way personality is developed, based on theoretical considerations.
Question 4A theoretical proposition is
A) an abstract statement telling how two theoretical constructs are related.
B) a statement saying how a theoretical construct can be measured.
C) a prediction about observations in research.
D) a proposal to change the way personality is developed, based on theoretical considerations.
Question 5It is generally difficult to manipulate a personality trait as a cause in an experiment.
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
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