Match the theoretical orientations with their views on personality. drag each item on the left to its matching item on the right.
a. behaviorist
b. psychodynamic
c. trait
d. humanistic
e. cognitive
1. viewed personality mainly as learned responses to patterns of reinforcement
2. maintains that unconscious forces determine behavior and personality
3. approach to studying personality that emphasizes how people seek to fulfill their potential through greater self-understanding
4. behavioral dispositions that endure over time and across situations
5. built upon the behaviorist approach by incorporating cognition into the understanding of personali

The correct answer for the excersice: Match the theoretical orientations with their views on personality. Drag each item on the left to its matching item on the right. Is: A-1, B-2, C-3, 4-D, 5-E

Explanation:

To understand the answer we most clarify psychology current's and their objective:

A. behaviorist: As the word says, it studies behavior which is all acts someone or something performs while they can act.

B. Psychodynamic is the psychological current in which free association and inference take place to understand the motives of the person's actions. This is only restricted to people as we humans have only accepted the theory of human personality.

C. Trait: The psychological trait is the pattern of behavior a person executes without thinking. They are classified and defined relating psychodynamic and behavioral approaches.

d) Humanistic: Is the current that takes into account the development of personality its growth and the sets of skills or life every person acquire by living its particular experiences but settles objective events and skills someone has to learn to grow.

E) Cognitive: Relates cognition at an organic level with behavior to associate both and explain human behavior.

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explanation:

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