14.7 Development, Growth Of Personality Flashcards

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Did Adler agree with the Psychoanalytic theory of Development?

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No, he did not view the infant as a small sexual animal but rather helpless. These feelings of helplessness and inferiority motivate individual to overcome them.

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Freud defined 5 stages in psychosexual development. Name them.

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1) Oral (age 0-1,5)
2) Anal (age 1-3)
3) Phallic (age 2-6)
4) Latency (age 5-12)
5) Genital (puberty upwards)

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Which personality type is associated with the Oral stage in psychosexual development?

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Oral-dependent type:
Cheerful, optimistic, seeks approval

Oral-aggressive type:
Argumentative, “bitingly sarcastic, pessimistic, cynical

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Which personality type can be associated with Anal stage in psychosexual development?

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Anal-retentive type: obstinate (refusing to change views), orderly, punctual, intolerant of ambiguity (dubbelsinnigheid)

Anal-expulsive type: destructive, impulsive, cruel, disorderly, sees others as object to possess.

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Which personality types can be associated with the Phallic stage of psychosexual development?

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Phallic male: boastful, Don Juan, tries to win others over

Phallic female: flirtatious, seductive, naive

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Which personality types can be associated with the Genital stage of psychosexual development?

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Genital type: this is the ideal character type. Person has developed mature socialsexual relationships

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The Psychoanalytic Theory of Development is based on 2 premises. What are they?

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  • Childhood experiences play a critical role in shaping adult personality + gender identification
  • Certain amount of sexual energy is present at birth and continues to progress through stages
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Psychosexual development is biologically determined and occurs in the same sequence in all cultures. What is the result if a stage is not completely resolved?

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Fixation. This refers to being stranded in the tasks of a previous stage.

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Explain the Oedipus conflict.

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This is a task from the Phallic stage. It relates to a boy’s sense to compete with his father for the mother’s affection.

The opposite is the Electra complex where a girl has the sense to compete with her mother for her father’s affection.

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Childhood is characterised by 2 needs. What are they?

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Basic needs (food ect)
Need for safety
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Jung emphasised the notion of Individuation. Explain.

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The process of becoming differentiated as an individual.

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When does Individuation occur according to Jung?

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Throughout life

with its peak in adulthood around middle age.

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What is the peak of Individuation characterised by?

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Increased growth and transformation through self-exploration + the discovery of inner resources.

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Jung was the first to define introversion and extraversion. Define.

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Introversion - state or tendency to being predominantly concerned with and interested in one’s own mental life

Extraversion - act, state or habit of being predominantly concerned with obtaining gratification from outside the self

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What is the MBTI Myer-Briggs Type Indicator used for?

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It is a personality inventory, extremely useful in career determination. Introversion and extraversion is two of the main factors in this model.

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Name the 2 projective tests Jung’s concepts relied on to measure personality.

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TAT - Thematic Apperception Test
and
Rorschach Inkblot Test

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What is the purpose of projective tests?

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It works from the premise that an individual will use inner desires to respond to unstructured stimuli - thus “projecting inner” and often unconscious feelings and thoughts into answering such stimuli.

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Erikson also differed from Freud - who claimed personality forms in the first 6 years. How?

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Erikson believed personality developed over the entire lifespan.

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What is Erikson best know for?

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His 8 stages of psychosocial development called “8 Ages of Man”. Here he describes the impact of social experiences across lifespan.
Each stage has a crisis which has both a negative and positive component.

20
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The Oral stage of Freud is equal to which stage from Erikson?

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Trust vs Mistrust

21
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Which stage in Erikson’s stages compare with the Anal stage of Freud?

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Autonomy vs doubt

22
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Which stage in Erikson’s theory compare equal to Freud’s Phallic stage?

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Initiative vs guilt

23
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Which stage in Erikson’s stages compare with that of Freud’s Latent period?

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Industry vs inferiority

24
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Which stage of Erikson compare with that of Freud’s Genital stage?

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Identity vs role confusion

25
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Which stage of Erikson’s compare to Freud’s adulthood stage of genital stage which lasts throughout adulthood?

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Intimacy vs isolation
Generativity vs stagnation and
Integrity vs despair

26
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What did Adler believe set the stage for later psychological development in life?

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The first 5 years

27
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Who believed that a child’s birth order in the family determined how he / she would be treated?

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Adler

28
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Who believed that the ego could function separately from the ID
and
could be conflict free in certain areas
such as work?

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Hartman

29
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Who proposed the 4 stages in the process of separation and individuation?

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Mahler

30
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Which 2 authors believed that teams in organisations also have identities and egos and that it is the leader’s role to manage and protect the identity?

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Koortzen and Cilliers

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Koortzen and Cilliers believed conflict in groups were inevitable but that the anxiety could be contained by managing certain boundaries. What model did they suggest?

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CIBART

C - conflict
I - identity
B - boundaries
A - authorisation
R - roles
T - tasks of teams