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Chapter 6 Concept Check Quiz
Chapter 6 Concept Check Quiz
This activity contains 22 questions.
A person's unique psychological makeup and how it influences the way a person responds to his or her environment is known as _____.
attitude
personality
self-concept
motivation
drive
The _____ is entirely oriented toward immediate gratification.
id
personality
superego
attitude
ego
The _____ acts essentially as the individual's conscience.
id
personality
superego
attitude
ego
"Archetypes" are _____.
the basic elements of Freudian theory
universally shared ideas and behavior patterns
the totality of an individual's personality traits
the works of Freudian-based theorists
the works of neo-Freudian-based theorists
Basic identifiable characteristics that define an individual are known as _____.
personality
attitudes
drives
personality traits
motivators
_____ refers to the pattern of consumption reflecting a person's choices of how he or she lives and spends money.
"Lifestyle"
"Personality"
"Motivation"
"Drive"
"Psychographics"
"AIO" refers to _____.
attitudes, interests, observations
activities, interests, observations
attitudes, interests, opinions
activities, interests, opinions
attitudes, insights, observations
The "80/20 Rule" states that _____.
20 percent of a product's users share 80 percent of a product's traits
20 percent of a product's users accounts for 80 percent of the product's sales
20 percent of products are consumed by 20 percent of users
80 percent of a product's users share 20 percent of a product's traits
80 percent of products are consumed by 80 percent of users
"VALS" refers to _____.
the Value of Living System
the Vanity and Life System
the Value and Leadership System
the Values and Lifestyles System
the Vanity of Living System
The _____ acts as the mediator between the forces of temptation and virtue.
id
personality
superego
motivator
ego
Sigmund Freud developed the idea of "analytical psychology."
True
False
The ego is the counterweight of the id.
True
False
The superego is the "party animal" of the mind.
True
False
The id serves as the mediator between virtue and temptation.
True
False
Freud is credited with creating the idea of archetypes.
True
False
"Archetypes" are defined as universally shared ideas or patterns of behavior.
True
False
Identifiable characteristics that define a person are known as "knowledge traits."
True
False
"Lifestyle" refers to the pattern of consumption reflecting a person's choices of how he or she lives and spends money.
True
False
AIOs are attitudes, interests, and opinions.
True
False
VALS stands for the Vanity and Lifestyles System.
True
False
List and define the elements of the Freudian System.
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What are archetypes?
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