According to Carl Rogers, the three major components of personality are __________.
A. common, structured, and projective systems
B. organism, self, and conditions of worth
C. id, ego, and superego
D. internal, external, and median loci of control
B. organism, self, and conditions of worth
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What struggle did Erik Erikson view as the major challenge of adolescence?
a. integrity versus despair b. identity versus role confusion c. generativity versus stagnation d. intimacy versus self-absorption
Which of the following facts about the James-Lange theory of emotions is true?
a. James was older than Lange, which is why his name came first in the theory. b. James and Lange did not know each other, and proposed the same theory at the exact same time. c. Lange was James's teacher, and he agreed to let James's name come first to forward his career. d. James and Lange worked together for over 30 years before their theory was finally accepted in mainstream psychology.