Chapter 5
According to Jung, this refers to the energy that motivates and drives our behaviors.
What is psychic energy?
This theory proposes that people must meet basic needs, such as food and safety, before pursuing higher-level needs like belonging, esteem, and personal growth.
What is hierarchy of needs?
This psychological perspective emphasizes personal growth and the importance of reaching one's full potential.
Humanistic perspective/psychology.
This refers to the genetic and biological influences that contribute to personality and behavior.
Who is your instructor for this class?
Dr/Professor Vang
Jung used this term to describe meaningful coincidences between events that appear connected but have no clear cause-and-effect relationship.
Synchronicity
According to Maslow, these needs involve forming meaningful relationships, experiencing affection, and feeling connected to others.
Love and belongingness needs (or just love needs)
According to Maslow, these are the most basic human needs necessary for survival, including food, water, sleep, and shelter.
Physiological needs
This refers to environmental influences, such as family, friends, education, and life experiences, that shape personality and behavior.
Nurture
When is my office hours (be specific)?
MW: 2:30pm-5pm
Jung proposed that all humans share this inherited part of the unconscious, which contains universal archetypes.
Collective unconscious
According to Maslow, these needs must be satisfied to reduce feelings of deficiency and maintain psychological well-being. They include physiological, safety, love and belongingness, and esteem needs.
What are deficiency needs?
A period of questioning one's existence, purpose, values, or meaning in life.
Existential Crisis
What is the third perspective to nature and nurture to personality?
Personality and behavior result from both genes (nature) and the environment (nurture). Or Gene-environment interaction.
Where is my office location?
Brown Hall 205B
This Jungian archetype represents mischief, humor, and rule-breaking. What is this archetype?
Trickster archetype
According to Carl Rogers, this occurs when there is a mismatch between who a person believes they currently are and who they want to become.
What is incongruence?
What are the three terms/concepts that are important to logotherapy?
Will to Meaning, Existential Function, and Noogenic Neurosis
What is my university email?
mvang1@svsu.edu
Jung's ideas about introversion and extraversion helped inspire the development of this popular personality assessment.
What is the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI)?
What is my office phone number?
989-964-4000