A tabular summary of a set of data showing the fraction of the total number of items in several classes is a _____ distribution.

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Next are several problems similar to those on Exam 1. Use blank paper to solve showing all your steps. If there is more than one solution, list them separated by commas (no spaces), with the smallest number first.  If necessary round to 2 decimal places. (You will take photos of your written work and submit a single pdf in Assignments.) Solve:   

For each of the following personality types, provide an example to illustrate the type. Note: if you can’t think of a real-life example, you can provide a fictitious example of a person with that personality type.Phallic personality (Freud)Introverted (Jung)Youngest child (Adler)Detached personality (Horney) 

Sheldon is struggling with his marriage because he works very long hours continually trying to advance within his company, so doesn’t spend much time with his family. In addition, his wife complains that he makes all of the decisions and never listens to her input. According to Karen Horney, Sheldon’s personality may be a result of ___________________.

Which of the following personality assessment techniques typically do not involve a subjective judgment by a psychologist?

Andy is an angry child whose aggressive behavior has gotten him into trouble. His parents decide to put him in sports to channel some of this anger into a healthier and more productive outlet. According to the Freud’s theory of personality, his parents are trying to use the defense mechanism of

Beverly showers her significant others with gifts and strives to be the “perfect” girlfriend that goes along with whatever they ask of her, even if it’s not what she wants. According to Karen Horney, Beverly likely has a _________________ personality.

According to Carl Jung, which of the following concepts explains why we might born with the fear of certain things?

As a child, Henry’s father used to criticize his lack of athletic ability in front of his friends. According to Karen Horney, as a result of this, Henry could develop a tendency to ________________________.