List - I (Psychologist) List - II (Concept of Personality) p. Kelly 1. Mandala q. Erickson 2. Corollary r. Adler 3. Fidelity s. Jung 4. Compensation
Codes :
Matching Psychologists with Personality Concepts
This solution provides the correct matching between psychologists and their associated personality concepts based on List - I and List - II.
Psychologist-Concept Matches
| Psychologist (List - I) | Concept (List - II) | Reasoning |
|---|---|---|
| p. Kelly | 2. Corollary | Kelly's Personal Construct Theory centralizes the concept of corollaries explaining individual construing processes. |
| q. Erickson | 3. Fidelity | Erikson's psychosocial stages include 'Fidelity' as the virtue associated with identity development. |
| r. Adler | 4. Compensation | Adler's Individual Psychology emphasizes 'Compensation' as a mechanism to overcome inferiority. |
| s. Jung | 1. Mandala | Jung's Analytical Psychology uses the 'Mandala' as a symbol for the self and psychic integration. |
Conclusion
The established matches are:
- p - 2
- q - 3
- r - 4
- s - 1
This corresponds to the code p-2, q-3, r-4, s-1.
Important Questions from Personality
Personality consists of which of the following?
I. The way you walk
II. The way you work
Which of the following factors does NOT affect development of attitude in children?
__________ is a set of actions of a person.
Which of the following is not a sub-test of 'Passi test of creativity (Passi test of creativity)' under testing techniques in the assessment of creativity?
Which one of the following is not one of the twelve basic virtues according to 'quality theory'?
