Psychoanalysis
Psychodynamic
Humanistic
Trait Theory
Social-Cognitive
100

The founder of the psychoanalytic theory is...

Sigmund Freud

100

Describe one aspect of Freud's psychoanalytic theory that psychodynamic theorists AGREED with.

id, ego, superego; unconscious; childhood roots of personality; defense mechanisms

100

The humanistic theory of personality emphasizes what?

human potential, striving for self-actualization, #living your best life

100

Identify 3 of the Big 5 traits. 

Conscientiousness, Agreeableness, Neuroticism, Openness, Extraversion

100

Overestimating how much others notice and evaluate us is the...

spotlight effect
200

The technique of revealing the unconscious where a person is encouraged to say whatever comes to mind. 

Free Association

200

This theorist coined the term for inferiority complex.

Alfred Adler

200

Name BOTH of the prominent humanistic theorists.

Abraham Maslow and Carl Rogers

200

The assessment used by this theory to describe your traits. 

Personality Inventory

200

Which theorist is associated with the social-cognitive theory of personality?

Albert Bandura
300

The devil on Kronk's shoulder tells him to do the wrong thing because it's what feels best in the moment. The devil represents which part of the personality?

id

300

The TAT is this type of personality assessment.

projective test

300

Demonstrating an attitude of grace and valuing someone even when they make mistakes is applying...

an unconditional positive regard

300

What is the main flaw of Trait Theory?

It can only DESCRIBE personality. It cannot EXPLAIN it.

300

________ is your feelings of self-worth while ________ is your sense of competency and effectiveness at a task

self-esteem; self-efficacy

400

Gerald lost his job and spent 3 hours crying in his boss's office. This is an example of which defense mechanism?

Regression

400

The Hero, the Nurturer, and the Rebel are examples of Carl Jung's idea called...

archetypes

400

Carl Rogers would attempt to see if you have a healthy personality by comparing your ___________ and your _________.

perceived self; ideal self

400

The MMPI is one of the most widely used personality tests, especially for identifying mental disorders. Why is the MMPI significant as a personality inventory?

It is empirically derived.

400

The American Dream represents that Americans often follow what type of culture?

Individualistic

500

Give an examples of Reaction Formation.

(Should demonstrate that the person switches perceived unacceptable impulses into the opposite).

500

Why are projective tests not used widely anymore?

they are too subjective, they have misdiagnosed people, too reliant on gut feelings, not reliable

500

Name all levels of the hierarchy of needs in order.

physiological, safety, belonging, esteem, self-actualization, self-transcendence

500

What are the two dimensions of Eysenck's personality theory?

Extraversion - Introversion, Emotional Stability - Instability

500

Brad is a great dad. This is seen as a combination of his views on parenting, his good dad habits, and being raised in an environment with positive parent role models. Which vocab term explains this triad of influence?

reciprocal determinism

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