Theorists
Theorist created humanistic theory and self-actualization
Who is Maslow?
The fundamental structures by Freud?
Id, Ego, Superego
Importance of motive on consciousness
What is Psychoanalytical?
Has limited answer choices and specific answers
What is Objective?
Part of the consciousness contains our instinctual and biological urges
What is Id?
Used the Psychodynamic approach
Who is Freud?
The defense mechanism that redirects forbidden desire into a socially acceptable behavior.
What is sublimation?
Rewards and punishment shape personality
What is Behaviorist?
Has open ended questions and subjective answers
What is Projective?
Develops at 2 or 3 years of age
What is Id?
Said personalities develop through learning and experiences
Who is Watson?
The defense mechanisms that replaces unacceptable feelings with an opposite one.
What is sublimation?
Observational and Variables
What is Social learning?
Subjective and uses ink blots
What is Rorschach?
Develops at birth
What is Ego?
The theorist made Self- Actualization and studied positive regards
Who is Rogers?
Going back to an earlier and less mature pattern of Behavior
What is Regression?
Thoughts, perceptions, and feelings
What is Cognitive?
Objective test that looks at how patients handle daily tasks
What is Myers-Briggs
Defense mechanism that replaces unacceptable feelings with an opposite one
What is Reaction Formation?
What is Maslow's Hierarchy?
Self- Actualization, Esteem, Love/ Belonging, Safety, Physiological
The mechanism pushes out pain to unconscious mind.
What is repression?
Roles of ethnicity and gender
What is Social-Cultual
Subjective and has patients describe pictures
What is Thematic Apperception Test
Part of the consciousness that is most moral
What is super ego?