Freud
Maslow/ Rogers
Theories
Personality
Happy Thanksgiving
100
unconscious forces influence your behavior, thought processes, feelings, etc.
What is the psychoanalytic theory all about?
100
The Humanistic Theory
What is Maslow's theory called?
100
Freud
Who created the psychoanalytic theory?
100
the uniqueness of attitudes and values that remain STABLE over time.
What is personality?
100
a judgement placed on someones characteristics.
What is character?
200
Conscious, Pre-conscious, Unconscious
What are the levels of the "iceberg"?
200
"No strings attached" love and accept you unconditionally, not just because you behave a certain way.
What is unconditional positive regard?
200
Adler
Who is the theorist who created the inferiority complex?
200
the patterns you are born with, "easy baby" vs. "difficult baby"
What is temperament?
200
Belief that you will be the best you can be and in fact you will succeed.
What is self-efficacy?
300
Id: pleasure principle, "devil" wants satisfaction NOW! Ego: reality principle, "mediator" rational, self-control Superego: morality principle, "angel" whats right and wrong.
What is the Id, Ego, and Superego?
300
Contingent only on being good. only loves and accepts you if you behave a certain way, "strings attached" leads to negative self worth.
What is conditional positive regard?
300
Jung
Who is the theorist who created the collective unconscious?
300
Answers may vary. common trait: friendly individual trait: conservative
What is an example of a common trait and an individualistic trait?
300
1. Brian Structures 2. Neurochemistry 3. Genetic Factors
What are the 3 major contributions of the biological theory?
400
They are used to distort reality, protects self-esteem.
What are defense mechanisms?
400
Some people place more emphasis on the "ideal self" vs "true self"
Why can some people be more incongruent vs. congruent?
400
Horney
Who is the theorist that created "basic anxiety"?
400
openness conscientious extrovert agreeableness neuroticism
What is the 5 factor model?
400
Multiple theories provide insight and contribute to different proportions to personality. -7% shared environmental -27% non-shared -16-26% unknown -40-50% genetic factors
What is the biopsychosocial model?
500
1. Oral Stage 2. Anal Stage 3. Phallic Stage 4. Latency Stage 5. Genital Stage
Name all the psychosocial stages
500
level 1 (bottom) Basic Needs: shelter, food, etc. level 2: Safety Needs: feeling safe and secure level 3: Belonging and Love Needs: feeling accepted, with yourself and from others. level 4: Esteem Needs: feeling good about yourself, having a good self esteem. level 5: Self-Actualization: being the best you can be
What are the levels of the hierarchy of needs?
500
Adler, Jung, and Horney.
Who are the Neo-freudians?
500
pros: organizes characteristics, linked cons: lacks explanation, ignores situational expectations.
Name some pros and cons of the 5 factor model.
500
1. Interviews 2. Observations 3. Objective Tests 4. Projective Tests
What are the 4 methods to personality assessments?
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