https://padlet.com/dianadim8472/1gf9cnfhvc1h Made with a quick smile en-us 2017-02-08 13:26:01 UTC 2017-02-21 01:30:32 UTC hello@padlet.com dianadim8472 https://padlet.com/dianadim8472/1gf9cnfhvc1h/wish/152444485 My qualities: 
1. patient
2. creative
3. caring
4. funny
5. lazy

Divya said about me qualities:
1. funny
2. understanding
3. helpful
4. honest
5. kind ]]> 2017-02-08 13:26:42 UTC https://padlet.com/dianadim8472/1gf9cnfhvc1h/wish/152444485 dianadim8472 https://padlet.com/dianadim8472/1gf9cnfhvc1h/wish/153041296 When I eat an Oreo, I either just dip it in milk and bite into it or split it and eat the inside first and then the the cookie part.

Image #1.
The woman is contemplating something that has been going on in her life. It's been a stressor for her lately.

Image #2.
The boy is lost and has found a place to stay for a while.

Personality

Social Self: how others see you
Self-Fullfilling Prophecy: you perform how people expect you to
Private Self: your inner world; your feelings and attitudes you don't share with others

Objective Tests:
-personal inventories

Text Definition:
the sum total of characteristics that classifies someone as an individual

Role: this is the persona you play in society

Self-Concept: your view of yourself
1. Body Self: physical stuff
2.
3.

Objective/Projective Tests:
from outside sources/paper tasks
1. Interview
directed (structured)
non directed (free response)
2. Observation
3. Self Interview
-t/f
-agreement test
-adjective checklist
-aspects

Strengths?
-easy
-fast
-consistent scoring
Weakness?
-superficial
-you can figure tests out

Projective Personality Tests: from the inside
1. Word Association Tests
-stimulus words
-can explain response
2. Thematic Apperception Test
-uses pictures-imagination
-Henry Murray


]]> 2017-02-10 13:28:07 UTC https://padlet.com/dianadim8472/1gf9cnfhvc1h/wish/153041296 dianadim8472 https://padlet.com/dianadim8472/1gf9cnfhvc1h/wish/153408946 Sigmund Freud

-studied mostly men
-very sexist
-obsessed with sex (libido)
-detailed dream analysis
-blamed mom for everything
psyche (mind)  + dynamic (energy) =personality

ID:
-(Devil on your shoulder.)
-present at birth
-completely unconscious
-PLEASURE PRINCIPLE:
--unsatisfied needs = anxiety

wish fulfillment
-forming a mental image of a situation that satisfies the instinct (dreams)

EGO:
-controls thinking and reasoning
-operates in conscious ans preconscious
-REALITY PRINCIPLE:
-safely and successfully meet needs of ID

SUPEREGO:
-(Angel on your shoulder.)
-moral watchdog
-not present at birth
-compares ego's actions with "ego ideal"
-EGO IDEAL:
-standard of excellence for ego to strive for


Carl Jung

-use to study under Freud
-disagreed with the importance he placed on sex
Theory has 2 Unconscious:
personal - no mans land (if chosen)
collective - influential
-more real than Freud's (theory)

]]> 2017-02-13 13:32:18 UTC https://padlet.com/dianadim8472/1gf9cnfhvc1h/wish/153408946 dianadim8472 https://padlet.com/dianadim8472/1gf9cnfhvc1h/wish/153694164 Repression: forgetting situations that would cause painful emotions
Denial: rejection (refusing to acknowledge) an intolerable reality
Rationalization: substituting a more acceptable but false reason for one's behavior
ex: my teacher hates me, that's why i failed

Reaction Formation: modifying an anxiety-causing impulse by performing in ways opposite to one's true feelings
ex: kids that like each other
Projection: seeing one's personality traits, attitudes, or faults in others but not in one's self
Regression:
ex:

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 sexual or aggressive impulses toward a more acceptable

Compensation: covering up weaknesses or frustration by over gratifying oneself in another area
Fantasy: gratifying frustrated desires in imaginary achievements (daydreaming)
Identification: increasing one's self-worth by identifying oneself with people or places of importance
Intellectualization: people use extensive vocabulary to explain relatively simple terms]]> 2017-02-14 13:27:40 UTC https://padlet.com/dianadim8472/1gf9cnfhvc1h/wish/153694164 dianadim8472 https://padlet.com/dianadim8472/1gf9cnfhvc1h/wish/155040907  Birth Order
Alfred Adler: believes problems stem from tensions in childhood social situations, feelings of inferiority. Can lead to trying harder or overcompensation. Birth order impacts personality.
Oldest: Responsible, mature, high achiever.
Middle: Easy going, friendly.
Youngest: Immature, funny, baby like.
Only child: much like the oldest, can have difficulty sharing,
First Born: energetic, logical, ambitious, enterprising, scholarly
Middle Born: either shy and quiet or outgoing and friendly.
Last Born: Risk takers, immature, humor, attention seeking, sensitive.
Only Children: Mature faster, responsible, perfectionist,
Twins can be any of the the three birth order types

Variables that impact birth order.
Parents: Marital status, parenting style, critical eye, parents birth order, strictness.
More than a five year gap,
Adoption/ Remarriage: Bumped either up or down depending on birth order scale, depends on age.
Death of a parent/ sibling: Bump a child either up or down, have different effects when a parent dies, ghost child.]]> 2017-02-21 01:28:58 UTC https://padlet.com/dianadim8472/1gf9cnfhvc1h/wish/155040907 dianadim8472 https://padlet.com/dianadim8472/1gf9cnfhvc1h/wish/155041000 Humanism-
Abraham Maslow: Hierarchy of needs, Self actualization.
Carl Rogers: People are good, unconditional positive regard, Personal growth is influenced by those around, self concept influences your perception of the world.
Social-
Albert Bandura: Bobo doll, social modeling.
Cognitive-
Julian Rotter: locus of control, internal is happening based on your doing, external is happening beyond your control.
Martin Seligman: Learned helplessness.
Trait-
Gordon Allport: interviewed freud and studied fundamental traits, concerned with describing personality vs explaining it.
Cattell: 16 traits, factor analysis.
Tupes/ Christal: Openness, Conscientiousness, Extraversion, Agreeableness, Neuroticism.
Eysenck: 3 traits pie chart. Extrovert/Introvert. Stability/instability. Neuroticism/ Psychotisicm
Walter Mishel: Peoples behavior appears consistent because of people's initial perceptions of them.]]> 2017-02-21 01:29:50 UTC https://padlet.com/dianadim8472/1gf9cnfhvc1h/wish/155041000