Personality
Carl Rogers
A disorder where one's go through two different emotional states: mania and depression.
Bipolar Personality Disorder
Active Listening
The first part of Freud's personality theory, which focuses on the instinctual nature of people.
Id
A test that uses random ink images to identify repressed memories based on the clients answer.
Rorschach Inkblot Test
The switch from asylums to medical facilities and the focus on treating psychological disorders.
Medical Model
A type of therapy where a negative response is given to stop a person from choosing a harmful stimulus.
Aversive Conditioning
Freud's theory on personality that states one's personality is based on their childhood experiences, oftentimes negative traumatic experiences from the past.
Psychodynamic Theory
Case study that shows people shocking other people when put in stressful situations and are influenced by authority figures
Milgram's Obedience Study
The third part of Freud's personality theory, which established one's moral conscience and rational thinking.
Superego
Which manual regulated by the APA, provides research-based findings for both causes, symptoms, and treatment for various psychological disorders?
DSM-5
A type of psycho-surgery used to sever connections in the prefrontal cortex.
According to the WHO study, which psychological disorder is the most diagnosed in the US?
Major Depressive Disorder
The case study of a child pulling a mobile with its foot to make it play music, showing it learned something at such a young age
Rovee-Collier experiment
One's confidence in their ability to complete a task.
A psychological disorder where one feels like they are overweight and handle this feeling by refusing to eat no food or not enough to offer proper nutrition.
Anorexia Nervosa
A type of brain stimulation where electrical impulses are sent through the brain.
Electroconvulsive Therapy (ECT)
When one is confident in their self-esteem and is not emotionally upset when someone critiques them.
Secure Self-Esteem
A case study of a man who receive a pipe through his eye, which demonstrated what parts of the brain deal with personality and brain's ability to adapt to damage (neural plasticity).
Phineas Gage Case Study
The most popular personality test offered in the United States.
Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory (MMPI)
A type of OCD disorder, where an individual's compulsion is to either pull out their own hair or pick at their own skin.
Trichotillomania
A type of psychological drugs used for disorders related to hallucinations like schizophrenia.
Anti-psychotic Drugs
A personality questionnaire that focuses on two categories of a person's personality: introversion/extroversion and emotionally stable/emotionally unstable.
Eysenck Personality Questionnaire
A baby was used to demonstrate that classical conditioning can be used with humans, by teaching the child to fear a rat.
Little Albert experiment