This document appears to be a game of Jeopardy about personality psychology concepts. It includes questions and answers about Freudian psychodynamic theories like psychosexual stages of development and defense mechanisms. It also mentions other personality theorists like Jung, Adler, Horney and Eysenck. The final question and answer refer to Eysenck's model of basic personality dimensions and classify someone as unstable-introverted.

1. Jeopardy
Personality fixation stages defense Yomama
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2. $100
This accounts for what is consistent
in our behavior and thoughts.

3. $100
Personality

4. $200
This Greek said our personality is
determined by bodily fluids (four
humors) blood, black bile, etc.

5. $200
Hippocrates

6. $300
An aspect of personality
that is considered to be
reasonably stable.

7. $300
Trait

8. $400
This approach to personality
focuses on the unconscious
mind

9. $400
Psychodynamic

10. $500
He studied birth order. He said
we strive for superiority.

11. $500
Alfred Adler

12. $100
According to Freud, this term
describes a person “stuck” in a
stage of development due to too
much or too little pleasure in that
erog. zone.

13. $100
Fixation

14. $200
A person who likes to eat, bite nails, chew and
Suck on stuff is said to be fixated in this stage.

15. $200
Oral Stage

16. $300
He said we have a
collective unconscious
that accounts for some
of our personality.

17. $300
Carl Jung

18. $400
A person who is overly neat and organized and
generally uptight is said to be fixated at this
stage.

19. $400 Anal Stage
Ned is Anal Retentive

20. $500
This Neo-Freudian stated that Freud was wrong
about the idea that women have penis envy, but
thought that all men had womb envy. She was
also the founder of the Feminist Psychology
movement

21. $500
Karen Horney

22. 100
A person who is always doing the
right thing even when inconvenient
is said to be dominated by their ___?

23. $100 Superego

24. 200
This part of your personality
protects you. It’s based on the
reality principle.

25. $200
Ego

26. 300
Boys in the phallic stage have this
“complex” when competing with their
fathers for their mother’s attention.

27. $300 Oedipus complex
Eventually you identify with the same sex parent

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This is a major criticism of Freud’s
Psychoanalytic theories.

29. 400
Any of the following:
Not scientific, can’t be observed,
Sexist, not multicultural

30. 500
This is the basis for idea that women become
jealous of their father’s affection for their
mother.

31. $500
Electra Complex

32. $100
After his girlfriend dumps him, Julio
continues to think, “She digs me. She’ll be
back.”

33. $100
Denial

34. $200
This model says to
you, “You are like,
too skinny.”

35. $200
Projection

36. $300
In the movie Mean Girls, this mean
aggressive chick takes up Lacross, a
very physical sport as a positive
outlet for her anger.

37. 300 Sublimation

38. Although I hate my mother, I buy
her flowers and tell her how much I
love her.

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Reaction Formation

40. $500
Brandon always studies hard
for tests and states: “I know
a lot of people who cheat so
it's not a big deal I cheated
this time.”

41. $500
Rationalization

42. $100
These are Freud’s psychosexual
stages in order

43. $100
Oral, Anal, Phallic, Latent
Genital

44. $200
A fifth grade girl who
thinks boys have cooties
is said to be in this stage.

45. $200
Latent stage

46. $300
Slamming the door in anger is an
Example of this ego defense
mechanism

47. $300
Displacement: displace anger
on less threatening targets

48. $400
Telephone numbers are stored in this
part of our conciousness.

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Pre-consciousness

50. $500
The id resides in this part of the
mind.

51. $500
Unconscious
mind

52. Final Jeopardy
Coretta is quiet, pessimistic, anxious, and
moody. In terms of the Eysencks' basic
personality dimensions she would be
classified as this.

53. Final Jeopardy Answer
unstable–introverted.