Personality
Erikson: Identity Theory
Freud: Psychoanalytic Theory
Mini Theories of Personality
Trait Theories
100

The consistency of the responses to a test is known as this.

Reliability

100

The stage that occurs between birth and one year of age is known as this.

Trust vs. Mistrust

100

Which structure of personality is the rational mediator?

Ego

100

The belief that consequences of your behavior are outside of your control refers to this.

External Locus of Control

100

The most pervasive and influential trait, operating like a ruling passion, is known as this trait.

Cardinal

200

This theorist developed Individual Psychology.

Adler

200

A _____ is known as the turning point at each developmental stage of Erickson’s psychosocial stages of personality Development

Crisis

200

Having anxiety because someone did not call you back is known as this type of anxiety.

Neurotic

200

A condition resulting from the perception that we have no control over our environment is called this.

Learned Helplessness

200

These traits are sometimes related to attitudes and often appear only in certain situations.

Secondary

300

This theorist believed personality develops throughout the psychosocial stages. 

Erikson

300

Concern for future generations & society is associated with this psychosocial stage.

Generativity vs. Stagnation

300

A student refuses to believe they flunked a course. This is an example of which defense mechanism? 

Denial

300

The belief that reinforcement is brought about by our own behavior is known as this.

Internal Locus of Control

300

The Big Five model of personality includes which of the following traits?
a) Optimism
b) Openness
c) Orderliness
d) Obedience

Oppenness

400

This theorist believed personality developed through modeling.

Bandura

400

Teens need to develop a sense of self and personal identity. Success leads to an ability to stay true to yourself, while failure leads to role confusion and a weak sense of self during this psychosocial stage.

Identity vs. Role Confusion 

400

A person with strong feelings of aggression becomes a professional boxer. This is an example of which defense mechanism?

Sublimation

400

The need for varied, novel and complex experiences is known as this.

Sensation Seeking

400

The 5 to 10 themes that best describe our behavior are known as these triaits.

Central

500

Name one of the 4 processes required for Observation Learning to occur. 

Attention, Retention, Production Processes, Motivation 

500

Toilet training is an important event associated with this psychosocial stage. 

Autonomy vs. Shame

500

A student yells at their sibling because the teacher gave them a bad grade. This is an example of which defense mechanism? 

Displacement

500

The scientific study of the strengths that enable individuals and communities to thrive and focuses on the characteristics of the happy personality is known as this.

Positive Psychology

500

These traits are shared by a number of people such as those within the same culture.

Common Traits

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