Allport’s personality theory Flashcards

1
Q

According to him every person possesses “traits” which is an essential characteristic that never, ever changes and sticks with all your life. These traits shape who you are (how you think, feel or behave) in any given day.

A

Gordon Allport

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2
Q

how many differen traits did Allport found

A

4,500

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3
Q

These are traits that dominate an individual’s entire personality. This traits are thought to be quite rare.

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Cardinal Traits.

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4
Q

that make up our personalities. Traits such as kindness, honesty, and friendliness are the examples

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Central traits

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5
Q

These are traits that are only present under certain conditions and circumstances.

A

Secondary Traits.

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6
Q

he developed his Transactional Analysis model as basis in understanding behavior.

A

Eric Berne

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7
Q

Every person has three parts called

A

“ego states” (feelings, thoughts, experiences, behaviors)

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8
Q

voice of authority
- “nurturing parent” or “controlling/ critical parent”

A

Parent

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9
Q

rational person speaks reasonably and knows how to assert himself

A

Adult

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10
Q

playful but sensitive and vulnerable

A

Natural child

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11
Q

curious child

A

Little Professor

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12
Q

reacts to the world, tries to fit in or rebel against authority.

A

Adaptive child

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