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211. __________ are our characteristic patterns of thinking, feeling, and acting. a. Habitual behaviors b. Genotypes c. Personalities d. Cognitive styles 212. By adulthood, our different temperaments have interacted with different experiences to form our a. habitual behaviors. b. genotypes. c. personalities. d. cognitive styles. 213. The________ refers to the traits that frequently emerge from studies of individual differences and include neuroticism, extroversion, openness to experience, and agreeableness.  a. Myers-Briggs types b. Big Five c. MMPI dimensions d. Universal Personality Components 214. The Big Five personality traits include which of the following? a. agreeableness b. openness to experience c. conscientiousness d. all of these 215. Which of the following is NOT one of the Big Five personality traits? a. agreeableness b. conventional c. neuroticism d. extroversion 216. Between late adolescence and older adulthood, scores on _______ increase, while scores on ______________ decline. a. extroversion; agreeableness b. agreeableness; extroversion c. neuroticism; conscientiousness d. extroversion; neuroticism 217. Between late adolescence and older adulthood, scores on _______ increase, while scores on ______________ decline. a. extroversion; agreeableness b. conscientiousness; neuroticism c. neuroticism; extroversion d. extroversion; neuroticism 218. Scores on ________ increase during adolescence and then decline. a. agreeableness b. conscientiousness c. openness to experience d. all of these traits 219. Margo tends to be a worrier, who has trouble dealing with stress. According to the Big Five personality model, Margo would most likely obtain a HIGH SCORE on which trait? a. openness to experience b. conscientiousness c. extroversion d. neuroticism 220. Connie would be described as a calm, even-tempered, relatively unemotional person that handles stress well. Connie would most likely obtain a. a low score on neuroticism. b. a high score on openness to experience. c. a high score on extroversion. d. a low score on conscientiousness.