_______________ is defined as the characteristic pattern of thoughts, feelings, and behavior that is stable over time and distinguishes one person from another.

Personality is shaped by a motive for personal growth and reaching one's maximum potential, according to ____________ theories.

According to Freud,__________ personality is the result of unconscious, sexual motivations and conflicts.

The standard of perfection by which the superego judges the ego's actions is known as the ____________ in Freud's theory.

Jim is impulsive and emotional. His behavior is illogical and he feels little guilt for what he does. Freud would say Jim's ______________ is the dominant part of his personality.

Freud would have viewed someone who is argumentative, hostile, and lacks self-confidence as probably fixated in the ______ stage.

A person's expectancies become a critical part of his or her ___________, according to Bandura and Rotter.

When explaining personality, cognitive-social learning theorists put ___________ at the center of personality.

A behaviorist would prefer _________ when assessing someone's personality.

The Rorschach test relies on the interpretation of _______ to understand personality