Personality 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologyDevelopment of personalityGCSEAQA Created by: alexandracoleyCreated on: 29-05-16 11:32 The genetic component of personality (innate) Temperament 1 of 19 The thoughts, feelings and behaviours that make an individual unique Personality 2 of 19 A study into whether temperament is innate using twins Buss and Plomin 3 of 19 A longitudinal study of temperament in children Thomas Chess and Birch 4 of 19 Twins developed from one fertilised egg Monozygotic 5 of 19 Twins developed from two fertilised eggs Dizygotic 6 of 19 A study into whether temperament is due to biological differences involving a caregiver and a child Kagan and Snidman 7 of 19 The number of babies Kagan and Snidman used (in words) Five hundred 8 of 19 People who are content with their own company Introverts 9 of 19 People who look to the outside world for entertainment Extroverts 10 of 19 Highly emotionally unstable people Neurotics 11 of 19 A scale measuring neuroticism, introversion and extroversion EPI 12 of 19 A scale measuring introversion, extroversion, neuroticism and psychoticism EPQ 13 of 19 People who are more likely to score highly in psychoticism (m/f) Males 14 of 19 A condition in which the individual does not use socially acceptable behaviour or consider the rights of others Antisocial Personality Disorder 15 of 19 Outer layer of the brain Grey matter 16 of 19 Very front of the brain that controls aggresion Prefrontal cortex 17 of 19 Part of the brain involved in emotion Amygdala 18 of 19 The percentage of grey matter reduction people with APD have (in words) Eleven 19 of 19
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