1.4 PSY I - Theories of Personality Flashcards
Enumerate levels of Freud’s Topographical Model
Conscious
Preconscious
Unconscious
Enumerate levels of Freud’s Structural Model
Id
Ego
Superego
The development of the superego begins forming at what age?
Begins forming at 4-5 years old until 10 years old
The ego develops during the first ___ years of life
The first 2 years of life
Give the erotic focus and key task and experiences of the given psychosexual stage: Oral
Erotic focus: mouth
Key Tasks and experiences: weaning
Give the erotic focus and key task and experiences of the given psychosexual stage: Anal
Erotic focus: anus
Key Tasks and experiences: toilet training
Give the erotic focus and key task and experiences of the given psychosexual stage: Phallic
Erotic focus: genitals
Key Tasks and experiences: identifying with adult role models, coping with Oedipal crisis
Give the erotic focus and key task and experiences of the given psychosexual stage: Latency
Erotic focus: none
Key Tasks and experiences: expanding social contacts
Give the erotic focus and key task and experiences of the given psychosexual stage: Genital
Erotic focus: genitals
Key Tasks and experiences: establishing intimate relationships; contributing to society through working
Give the psychological crisis and virtue involved in the given period of development according to Eriksons theory:
Infancy
Psychological crisis: Trust vs. Mistrust
Virtue: Hope
Give the psychological crisis and virtue involved in the given period of development according to Eriksons theory:
Anal stage or early childhood
Psychological crisis: Autonomy vs. Shame and Doubt
Virtue: Will
Give the psychological crisis and virtue involved in the given period of development according to Eriksons theory:
Phallic stage or mid childhood or Play stage
Psychological crisis: Initiative vs. Guilt
Virtue: Purpose
Give the psychological crisis and virtue involved in the given period of development according to Eriksons theory:
Latency stage or late childhood or school age
Psychological crisis: Industry vs. Inferiority
Virtue: Competence
Give the psychological crisis and virtue involved in the given period of development according to Eriksons theory:
Genital stage or teens or adolescence
Psychological crisis: Identity vs. Role confusion
Virtue: Fidelity
Give the psychological crisis and virtue involved in the given period of development according to Eriksons theory:
Early adulthood
Psychological crisis: Intimacy vs. Isolation
Virtue: Love
Give the psychological crisis and virtue involved in the given period of development according to Eriksons theory:
Middle adulthood
Psychological crisis: Generativity vs. Stagnation
Virtue: Care
Give the psychological crisis and virtue involved in the given period of development according to Eriksons theory:
Late adulthood
Psychological crisis: Ego integrity vs. Despair
Virtue: Wisdom
What are the three parts of the mind or psych according to Carl Jung
Conscious ego
Personal unconscious
Collective unconscious
Give the greek type and humor of the given Adler’s Type: Socially useful
Greek Type: Sanguine
Greek Humour: Blood
Give the greek type and humor of the given Adler’s Type: Ruling-Dominant
Greek Type: Choleric
Greek Humour: Yellow Bile
Give the greek type and humor of the given Adler’s Type: Getting-Learning
Greek Type: Phlegmatic
Greek Humour: Phlegm
Give the greek type and humor of the given Adler’s Type: Avoiding
Greek Type: Melancholic
Greek Humour: Black Bile
___ is a person who provides gratification to the infant or person or with whom a person relates
Object
___ said that infants do not begin life as blank slate but with a predisposition to reduce anxiety and that infants are constantly engaged in a basic conflict between the life and death instinct
Melanie Klein
