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Personality

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Total cards: 13•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
Front (Question)

Type A

Back (Answer)

• Competitive • Prone to stress • Hostile

#2
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Type B

Back (Answer)

• Non-competitive • Lower personal stress • Relaxed

#3
Front (Question)

Anxiety

Back (Answer)

A negative emotional state closely linked with arousal.

#4
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State anxiety

Back (Answer)

Anxiety that is felt in a particular situation. - Somatic (bodily response) - Cognitive (psychological worry)

#5
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Trait Theory

Back (Answer)

• Personality innate • Inherited through genes • Natural inclination –> how you respond to situations pre-determined B=F(P) Behaviour = Function. (Personality)

#6
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Stable

Back (Answer)

Constant in their emotional behaviour (does not swing from one emotion to another)

#7
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Unstable/neurotic

Back (Answer)

Someone highly anxious and unpredictable emotions

#8
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Extroversion

Back (Answer)

• Seeks social situations • Likes excitement • Lacks concentration • Performs better with high arousal

#9
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Introversion

Back (Answer)

• Does not seek social situations • Likes peace and quiet • Good at concentrating • Performs better with low arousal

#10
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Reticular Activating System (RAS)

Back (Answer)

• Determines whether someone is inclined towards I/E • Extroverts RAS inhibits effects of external sensory stimuli –> leads to low internal arousal in brain • Seek external stimulation to acheive higher internal arousal • Introverts have high internal arousal

#11
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Social Learning

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• All behaviour learnt • Observation of role models

#12
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Interactionist Approach

Back (Answer)

• Both trait and SLT • B=f(PE) –> behaviour is the function (or product of) personality & environment

#13
Front (Question)

Interactionist Model

Back (Answer)

Psychological Core - ‘the real you’ - Remains constant and stable Typical Response - Response in most situs - Can be modified and learnt Role Related Behaviour - Dynamic and changeable - Surface of personality