Theorists
This theorist was a top dog in the world of classical conditioning.
Who is Ivan Pavlov?
This stage of the psychosexual theory lasts from the onset of puberty until death.
What is the Genital Stage?
This coping mechanism locks trauma and bad experiences away, effectively suppressing them.
What is Repression?
Often compared to a medal, this part of the brain is responsible for vital functions like regulating the heart beat.
What is the Medulla?
The devil on your shoulder, this cannot control impulses and acts rashly.
What is Id?
This theorist's work would help develop the popular Myer-Briggs personality test.
Who is Carl Jung?
This psychosocial theory from Erik Erikson is composed of ___ stages
What is 8?
This coping mechanism refuses to accept the truth.
What is Denial?
Put your mind at ease, as this part of the brain controls relaxtion through body movement, attention and sleep.
What are the Pons?
Kohlberg's model of development is centric around...
What is Moral Development?
Presenting moral challenges throughout an individual's life, this theorist was centered on social conditioning.
Who is Erik Erikson?
In all, there are ___ stages of grief displayed on the Kubler-Ross Model.
What is 5?
This coping mechanism "twists the facts" by making a scenario seem better than it is.
Serving as a relay station for sensory information, this part of the brain is the "inner chamber."
What is the Thalamus?
This serves as a mediator between impulses and wordly values.
What is Ego?
Poor Bobo the Doll, as this theorist explained how young children model the behaviors they see through the social cognitive theory.
Who is Albert Bandura?
During this stage of the psychosexual theory, boys will develop an Oedipus Complex.
What is the Phallic Stage?
This coping mechanism is defined as taking out negative emotions in a socially acceptable mannerism, like using a punching bag instead of a person.
What is Sublimation?
Make sure you're paying attention in class, as this part of the brain regulates memory and learning.
What is the Cerebrum?
This factor of Jean Piaget's theory is most prominent during the preoperational phase of his theory.
What is Egocentrism?
This theorist was quite the oddball, as this theorist was responsible for the inanely innacurate psychosexual theory.
Who is Sigmund Freud?
On Erikson's theory, this is the stage that poses a challnege that occurs at the onset of adolesence.
What is Identity Vs. Confusion?
This coping mechanism is when an individual places negative emotions onto someone else, lessening the effect of their feelings.
What is Projection?
Balance yourself, but keep yourself on your toes, as this part of the brain is involved in balance and coordination.
What is the Cerebellum?
This challenge in Erikson's theory is presented at the onset of the middle age.
What is Generativity Vs. Stagnation?