Trait Theory
This personality type gains energy from social interaction.
Extravesion
This part of personality operates on the pleasure principle.
Id
The public mask we present to the world.
Persona
This process increases the likelihood of a behaviour occurring again.
Positive Reinforcement
This system categorises personality into four-letter types.
MBTI or Myers Briggs
This type prefers solitude and internal reflection.
Introvert
This part balances reality and desire.
Ego
The hidden, darker side of personality.
Shadow
This process decreases the likelihood of a behaviour.
Punishment
If someone prefers thinking when making decisions, this is the opposite preference.
Feeling
This term describes where someone sits between introversion and extraversion.
Ambiversion
This part represents moral standards.
Superego
The centre of the personality integrating all parts.
Self
The process of avoiding a negative consequence.
Negative reinforcement
What do the J and P stand for in Myer's Briggs personality assessments
Judging and Perceiving
This is a key difference between introverts and extroverts.
Where they get their energy from
Freud believed much behaviour is driven by this part of the mind.
The unconscious
This Jungian concept refers to the feminine qualities within males and masculine qualities in females.
Anima and Animus
According to Behaviourists, we are born as what?
Tabula Rasa/ Blank Slates
The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator is based on the theories of this psychologist.
Carl Jung
This is one limitation of categorising people this way.
Oversimpliification
Freud's theory that emphasises childhood experiences and internal conflict.
Psychodynamic theory
This concept refers to shared inherited ideas across humanity.
Collective Unconscious
What is a criticism of behaviourist theory
too deterministic, no rrom for free will
Pseudo-psychology lacks this key element needed to be considered scientifically reliable.
Emperical Evidence