Freud Theories/Morality
The three parts of personality according to Freud
What is id, ego, and superego?
unconscious strategies that deny or distort reality, and also protect us from conflict and anxiety
What are defense mechanisms?
This psychologist believed We have the power to choose our own destiny and foster our own personalities
Who is Rogers?
an innate mental module that allows young children to develop language if they are exposed to an adequate sampling of conversation.
What is a language acquisition device?
Benjamins Biological Mothers Name
What is Caroline?
This part of your personality is responsible for finding a way to satisfy your immediate wants and impulses in a place or manner that is socially acceptable
What is their Ego ?
A 17 year old boy begins to draw on the walls because he is upset at his parents
What is regression?
This psychologist believed our personalities reflect The ways we use our freedom wisely
Who is Rollo May?
During this stage, children learn to initiate tasks like friendships and plans for the future. The virtue of purpose is being developed
What is initiative vs guilt?
Before he was a tugboat captain, Captain Jack wanted to be a what?
What is an artist?
This part of your personality follows morality and social standards
What is the superego?
When a threatening idea, memory, or emotion is blocked from consciousness
What is repression?
This psychologist would say personality development is a gradual progression toward self-actualization
During this stage, children believe that inanimate objects are alive and have intentions, feelings, and consciousness
What is the pre-operational stage?
Benjamins Fathers Name?
What is Thomas?
According to Kholberg, at this level of morality, moral reasoning is guided by the want to fit in and do what is expected of you by society.
What is Level 2: Conventional Reasoning
The anchorman clip where Baxter was thrown off the bridge was an example of what defense mechanism
What is displacement?
The basic acceptance and support of a person regardless of what the person says or does
what is unconditional positive regard?
The Stage of Development that you are in according to Erickson
What is Identity vs Confusion?
A man who keeps $1,000 they found on the floor probably has what part of his personality as a strong influence
What is their id?
a woman who is afraid to admit to herself that she fears her husband may instead cling to the belief that she loves him deeply
What is reaction formation?
Maslow, Rogers, and May's beliefs on the inner experience and personality align with what type of psychology?
What is Humanistic?
The Big 5 Personality Traits?
What are...
Openness vs Resistance (to new experiences)
Conscientiousness vs Impulsiveness
Extroversion vs Introversion
Agreeableness vs Antagonism
Neuroticism vs Emotional Stability
Benjamins' love interest, while he was away, ended up being the first woman to do what?
What is swim the English channel?