Question

question 1

the three characteristics involved with explaining personality include

thinking, believing, conforming
thinking, planning, doing
thinking, feeling, behaving
believing, planning, feeling

question 2

which of the following are the four dominant scientific perspectives that have emerged to explain our personality?

psychoanalytic, trait, social learning, humanistic
psychoanalytic, social learning, behaviorism, naturalistic
social learning, behaviorism, environmental, biological
none of the above

Explanation:

Analyze Question 1

The standard psychological definition of personality refers to individual differences in characteristic patterns of thinking, feeling, and behaving.

Analyze Question 2

The four dominant scientific perspectives historically used to explain personality development are the psychoanalytic (psychodynamic), trait, social learning (cognitive-behavioral), and humanistic perspectives.

Answer:

Question 1

• Thinking, believing, conforming
• Thinking, planning, doing
• Thinking, feeling, behaving (Correct answer)
• Believing, planning, feeling

Question 2

• Psychoanalytic, trait, social learning, humanistic (Correct answer)
• Psychoanalytic, social learning, behaviorism, naturalistic
• Social Learning, behaviorism, environmental, biological
• None of the above