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1 1. Describe trait theory…what does it attempt to do? 2. What is the connection between brain arousal, extraversion, and introversion?

2 3. Describe the social- cognitive perspective on personality. 4. What are the benefits of self-esteem?

3 5. Maslow…period. 6. Explain the two dimensions of personality the Eysenck's emphasize.

4 7. Neo-Freudians…period. 8. Define reciprocal determinism.

5 9. MMPI…period. 10. Describe Rogers three conditions to promote growth in personality.

6 11. Characteristics of introverts and extraverts. 12. What are the major differences between the psychoanalytic and trait perspectives?

7 13. Define what a projective test is. 14. Explain the humanistic perspective on personality.

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