Personality
Emotion, Motivation
Disorders
Treatments
People
100

A type of culture that values the self, individual success, and emotions 

Individualistic 

100

Any event, object, person, or concept that causes stress

Stressor 

100

An internal state of balance

Homeostasis

100

Talk-style therapy in a group, decreasing stigmatization and pressure 

Group therapy 

100

Theorized that everyone wants to achieve their best self 

Carl Rogers

200

Big 5 personality traits (name 2)

Conscientiousness, Agreeableness, Openness, Extraversion, Neuroticism

200
Being motivated to do something for an external reward, like money or grades

Extrinsic motivation 

200

A constant state of stress and tenseness

Generalized anxiety disorder 

200

Archaic procedure of cutting the connections between the frontal lobes and emotional parts of the bran 

lobotomy 

200

Theorized the oedipus complex and 3 components to internal personality 

Freud

300

According to the biological perspective, personality is mainly formed from this

Genes 

300

Theory of the origin of anger

Frustration–aggression hypothesis

300

Eating disorder involving binging (impulsive, excessive eating) and purging (either subsequent starving or ejection)

Anorexia nervosa

300

SSRI stands for 

Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitor 
300

One of the first users of CBT, cognitive behavioral therapy

Aaron Beck 

400

Components of Freud's model of internal personality

Id (unconscious needs and pleasures), Ego (conscious judgements), and Superego (sense of morality)
400

A theory of motivation, where you have to achieve a balance between boredom and stress

Yerkes Dodson Law or Optimal Arousal Theory 

400

False beliefs 

delusions 
400

Drug used to treat severe thought disorders

anti-psychotic

400

Theorized the collective unconscious 

Carl Jung

500

How the combination of behavior, environment, and internal traits contribute to personality

Reciprocal determinism 

500

Belief in one's own ability to complete a task successfully

Self-efficacy 

500

When someone experiences real, specific symptoms for no apparent external reason 

Conversion disorder

500

Repeated pulses of magnetic waves to the brain

RTMS (repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation)
500

Studied systematic desensitization 

Joseph Wolpe (also accept Mary Cover Jones)