According to this perspective, personality is the result of the satisfaction of growth needs and the constant striving for self-actualization. This is the __________________ perspective. Question 20Answera.evolutionary psychologycross outb.socioculturalcross outc.psychodynamiccross outd.humanistic

The development of the personality of an individual, which has transformed from a state of egoism—a state where self is important; to altruism—where the existence of self is superseded by the presence of society can be stated as:a) Personality developmentb) Ethical Standardsc) Congruent selfSelect one:a.a and bb.bc.ad.ce.b and c

_____ approaches to personality emphasize people's inherent goodness and their tendency to move toward higher levels of functioning. a. Evolutionary  b. Humanistic  c. Learning  d. Biological

Discuss the role of nature and nurture in personality development in psychology in 300 words

The biological and evolutionary approaches to personality suggest that _____.Multiple choice question.all people are basically "good" and striving to reach self-actualizationall people possess certain traits to varying, quantifiable degreesgenetic traits cannot provide explanations for behavior but can merely describe itimportant components of personality are inherited

According to __________ the psychosocial development theory emphasizes the social nature of our development, stating that personality development occurs not only in childhood but throughout our lifespan.Question 3Select one:a.Sigmund Freudb.Erik Eriksonc.Jean Piagetd.B.F. Skinnere.Lawrence Kohlberg