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(2/21/17)

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Eysenck- Many individual variations can be reduced to two genetically introduced dimensions (extrovert/introvert, stability/instability, neuroticsim vs. psychoicism)

Walter Mischel- believed people's behavior appears consistent because of people's initial perceptions of them (initial perception stands out when we view later actions as supporting "how they are"

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(2/16-2/17)

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-Alfred Adler: believes problems stem from tensions in childhood social situation (feeling of inferiority)
-Inferiority complex: "I'm not as good as..."
Birth Order
-Oldest: responsible, mature, high achiever
-Middle: easy going, friendly
-Youngest: immature, funny, baby-like, immature, risk takers, hard working, secretive, sensitive
Only child: much like the oldest can be more responsible and adult like, perfectionists, attention seekers, self-centered
-Middle born #1 (in a family of 4+ kids): loner, quiet, shy, impatient, uptight
Middle born #2: outgoing, friendly, loud, laid back, patient
-Twins: Usually one twin is the 'leader' (outgoing, chatty) and one is the 'follower' (shy, quiet)
-Parents: marital status, parenting style, critical eye of parent, parent's birth order
-Separate families: more than five years apart -> the cycle starts over
-Bumped either up or down due to remarriage or adoption
-Death of a parent/siblings: bump a child either up or down, have different effects such as "ghost" children
Thoeorists
-Carl Rogers: people are basically good, unconditional positive regard, personal growth is influenced by those around, especially those who are genuine and caring
-Maslow hierarchy of needs
-Albert Bandura: Bobo doll and social modeling
-Julian Rotter: internal locus of control (what happens to you is based on your doing) and external (what happens to you is beyond your control)
-Martin Seligman: learned helplessness (dogs)
-Gordon Allport: believes Freud ignored the conscious or obvious, studied basic fundamental traits (2,800 traits)

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-oral
-anal
-phallic stage: pleasure center in genitals (jealousy of same sex parent)
-oedipus complex: replace father and marry mother
-electra complex (K. Horney): replace mother and marry father
-penis envy: women's desire to possess same organ as men
-womb envy: men are jealous they cannot bear a child
-cinderella complex: fear of independence and want to be cared for by opposite sex
-Peter pan complex: want to stay young forever
-latency period: lose interest in opposite sex (6-12)
-genital stage (puberty): full adult sexuality, must work on "fixations", and unsolved problems surface
-Karen Horney: gave women a voice tries to discredit Freud's opinion that women have weaker superegos
-Basic anxiety are feelings of insecurity resulting from feelings of loneliness and isolation during childhood

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I can describe Freud's Psychosexual stages.

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I can describe Freud's Psychosexual stages.

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(2/15/17)

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-repression, denial, rationalization
-Reaction Formation: modifying an anxiety-causing impulse by performing in ways opposite on ones true feelings
-Projection: seeing ones personality traits, attitudes, or faults in others but not in oneself
Regressions: retreating to an earlier developmental level involving less maturity
-Undoing: atoning for and thus counteracting desires or acts that are regrettable (apologizing)
-Sublimation: people re-channel their unacceptable impulses into socially approved activities
-Displacement: shifts in sexual or aggression to something seen as lower or less than you
-Compensation: covering up weaknesses or frustration by over gratifying oneself in another area
-Fantasy: gratifying frustrated desires in imaginary achievements
-Identifications: increasing ones feelings of self-worth by identifying with others...
- Intellectualization: People surround themselves with smarter or ¨better people¨

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(2/14/17)

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-Noe Freudian: disagreed with the importance Freud place on the sex drive
-Theory has 2 unconscious: personal (no mans land) and collective: influential
-Outer self = persona (ego) and inner self = shadow

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(2/13/17

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1)The women looks like she is pondering or thinking about something. She also appears sad and tired.
2) The second picture looks like they are stressed and trying to think of a solution or answer to their problem.
-Social self: how others see you
-Self-fulfilling prophecy: you perform how people expect you to
-Private self: your inner world, you feelings and attitudes you don share with others
-An objective personality test or ¨personality inventory¨ is made up of yes/no questions
-Personality: what is consistent about you, how you are the same person, what is unique about you?
-Role: persona played in society
-Body self: external or physical appearance
-Objective personality test types:
1.  Interview (direct or indirect)
2. Observation
3. Self-interview (T/F, agreement scale, adjective checklist, aspects rating)
a. strengths: easy, fast, consistent scoring
b. weaknesses: superficial, inconsistent, difficult
-Word association test: stimulus words, can explain response
-Thematic apperception test (TAT):

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Openness
Contientiousness
Extraversion
Aggreableness
Neuroticism

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I can understand projective vs. objective tests.

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I can understand projective vs. objective tests.

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(2/10/17)

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(2/8/17)

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1. Funny
2. Quiet
3. Nice
4. Caring
5. Happy

Described by someone else:
1. Well mannered
2. Athletic
3. Smart
4. Carismatic
5. Nice
6. Funny