5 Written Questions

1. ego, id, superego
2. pathological jealousy, quick anger reactions, and bearing of grudges.
3. Defined as the permanent patterns developed by individuals that guide how they perceive, relate, and think about themselves and their environment
4. 1. The desire for immediate gratification
   2. The valuation of one's personal desiresover the ability to have good relationships with others
   3. A lack of guilt over one's actions
5. schizophrenia

5 Matching Questions

1. Gold's Cognitive Control Theory
2. Neo Freudian Theory of Criminality
3. Proposed the idea that the ego faces a crisis during specific stages of development, and if this crisis is not succsesfully overcome, it can lead to personality disorders
4. Self
5. Yochelson and Samenow Criminal Personality Approach

1. a Alcohol and drug usage confirms the substance abuser's belief that he or she is unable to function on their own.
2. b Erik Erikson
3. c Causes of personalities are thought to be caused by the free will of the individual
4. d can be thought of as the mental or psychic processes underlying personality characteristics, traits, and their development.
5. e Believed that crime reults from a too-powerful id.

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. appear to be very charming, aggressive, and carefree individuals when first encountered.
   1. Paranoid personality disorder is thought to be related to......
   2. Antisocial personality disorder behavior patterns tend to be...
   3. Antisocial personality disorder usually are people who....
   4. Borderline personality disorder victims have problems with...
2. ego
   1. Gold's Cognitive Control Theory
   2. Fewer than ___% of rapists have this disorder
   3. Aichorn's three predisposing traits....
   4. Aichorn's view assumes that the ___ is too weak to control the powerful id in criminals
3. View self as nothing
   Belief that others share this view
   Believe that this state is permanent
   1. The zero state has three components...
   2. Responsible Actions
   3. List the effects of co dependency
   4. Personality traits
4. Crime is but one form of deviance--proposed that much deviance resulted from an excessive sense of guilt as a result of an overdeveloped ego.
   1. Personality traits
   2. Neo Freudian Theory of Criminality
   3. Freudian Theory of Criminality
   4. Responsible Actions
5. Sexual sadism, 10
   1. List the characteristics of a paranoid
   2. Personality disorders
   3. Fewer than ___% of rapists have this disorder
   4. Freudian Theory of Criminality

5 True/False Questions

1. Time horizon → A change of anger in criminals that goes from frequent to intense, and takes over and generalizes from an isolated situation to become a hatred of the world or some category or people in it.

   True        False

2. It is presumed that as the ____ becomes more and more developed, it becomes more and more moral → Conscience

   True        False

3. ___-___% of American males and just less than ___ of American females suffer from antisocial personality disorder. → Piaget and Cooley

   True        False

4. Antisocial personality disorder behavior patterns tend to be... → Aggressive, irresponsible, and antisocial

   True        False

5. Schizotypal personality disorder characteristics → Constellations of enduring, maladaptive, and rigid personality traits that impair functioning in a variety of social contexts and are injurious to the sufferer and/ or others.

   True        False