Excessive dependency

Excessive orderliness

Excessive messiness

Excessive libido

Locus of control

Conscientiousness

Openness to new experiences

Neuroticism

Agreeableness

birth

anal stage

phallic stage

puberty

Cardinal trait

Central trait

Primary trait

Secondary trait

Being loving and warm toward a person you are angry with

Feeling angry toward a family member instead of your boss

Forcing all anger toward your parents out of your mind

Distancing yourself from your feelings by focusing on logical facts

Attributing your own anger to someone else

Freud's focus on sexual drives as the root cause of neuroses

The concept of the ego

Biological determinism

The idea of coping mechanisms

All of these

Realistic, artistic, and conventional

Realistic, investigative, and artistic

Investigative, artistic, and social

Social, enterprising, and conventional

None of these

Traits are relatively stable over time, traits influence behavior, and traits are bipolar (friendly vs. unfriendly)

Traits change based on situations and exposure, traits are affected by behavior, and traits do not affect each other (friendly and unfriendly at once)

There are only five personality traits, people are born with and retain the same traits throughout their life, and traits are entirely based on nature

Traits are entirely influenced by genotypes, traits can be used to predict a person's behavior, and all people have the same definable traits

Traits influence marketable intelligence and success, all people with the same traits respond similarly in certain situations, and traits hierarchically build upon and influence each other