Constructs that are central to a person's identity are called _________

Constructs that are central to a person's identity are called __________ constructs.

A) alternative
B) core
C) personal
D) peripheral

Question 2

Which of the following is an example of slot movement?

A) deciding to go back to school
B) deciding which person you really love
C) converting from atheism to an established religion
D) picking a college major

Question 3

Slot-movement refers to

A) radical changes, such as from atheist to born-again Christian.
B) role changes, such as moving from being a student to being an employee.
C) gambling.
D) a method for scoring personality tests.

Question 4

Slot movement describes

A) fitting in to society's roles.
B) becoming a leader in a bureaucracy.
C) extension of the construct system.
D) changing to the contrast pole of a construct.

Question 5

__________ constructs are especially useful for dealing with new experiences.

A) Concrete
B) Peripheral
C) Permeable
D) Superordinate

Question 6

__________ constructs can be applied to new situations.

A) Dichotomous
B) Preverbal
C) Permeable
D) Impermeable

Question 7

In Kelly's theory, people are more likely to experiment with new constructs when

A) they are threatened.
B) they are in love.
C) they are not threatened.
D) they are angry.

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Constructs that are central to a person's identity are called __________ constructs.

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