Personality Theory
The description of social-cultural.
What is roles of ethnicity and gender?
The name of the three principles.
What is id, ego, and superego?
Defense mechanism makes excuses for behaviors so they look less offensive.
What is rationalization?
Has limited answer choices and specific answers.
What is objective?
The theorist that used the psychodynamic approach.
What is Freud?
The four purposes of personality.
What is to organize traits, explain differences, improve lives, and explain problems?
The defense mechanism that denies the reality that makes you anxious.
What is denial?
The defense mechanism that replaces unacceptable feelings with an opposite one.
What is Reaction Formation?
Has open ended questions and subjective answers.
What is projective?
The theorist that created the self theory and studied positive regard.
What is Rogers?
Created the humanistic theory.
What is Maslow?
The age that the id develops. The age that the ego develops.
What is 2-3 years? What is birth?
Parts of the consciousness contains our instinctual and biological urges.
What is id?
The test has 567 items.
What is MMPI?
The theorist that made the personal construct theory.
What is Kelly?
Theorist behind the cognitive theory.
What is Bandura?
Part of consciousness is most moral and naturally good.
What is superego?
Getting mad at your dad so you hit your younger brother is an example of this defense mechanism.
What is Displacement?
The personality test that is subjective and has patients describe pictures.
What is TAT?
The description of what Watson said.
What is personalities develop through learning and experiences?
The key terms of the social-learning theory.
What is self-direction?
The theorist that had a positive view of human nature and believed in the collective unconscious.
What is Jung?
Defense mechanism allows us to believe others and have the same impulse as we do.
What is projection?
The description of the Myers-Briggs.
What is the objective test that looks at how patients handle daily tasks?
The description of the theory that Adler wrote.
What is inferiority complex and our desire to overcome inferiority leading to the development of our personality?