Ch #14 - Personality Theories Flashcards

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Psychoanalytic Theory

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Conscious vs. unconscious mind

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Unconscious Mind

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Contains thoughts & desires that our conscious mind wants to deny to keep material unavailable to conscious mind

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Id

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Sigmund Freud, Personality Structure; the only part of the personality that is present at birth; pleasure principle

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Ego

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Around age 2-3, it is the only conscious part of personality; does it job with defense mechanisms

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Superego

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Around age 5, Sense of morality (right and wrong) and is also unconscious

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Defense Mechanisms

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Where the egos does its job of navigating through the conscious and unconscious

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Repression

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We keep a thought deep into the unconscious mind and you don’t let it happen

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Denial

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The thought leaks into your behavior but you insist that it is not there

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Displacement

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You put the thought and emotion onto a safe person

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Projection

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You see a feeling into someone else and seeing it as if the feeling is on them and not on you

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Sublimation

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You turn your emotion into a safe form

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Regression

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We cope by engaging in younger behaviors; things we did that helped us when we were younger

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Humanistic Theory

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Human growth is a process of moving towards self-actualization where our perceive and ideal selves come very close to one another

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Cognitive Factors

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Knowledge, expectations, and attitudes

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Environmental Factors

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Social norms, access in community, and influence on others

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Behavioral Factors

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Skills, practice, and self-efficiency

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Traits

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Traits are stable personality characteristics

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Trait Theory

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Traits can be measured and used to diagnose disorders, predict therapeutic outcomes, or aid in counseling

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MMPI

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inventory used to diagnose disorders

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Myers-Briggs

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inventory used for counseling and retreats

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Conscious Mind

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involves all the things you are currently aware of and are thinking about

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Conditional Positive Regard

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creates a large gap between our perceived and ideal selves

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Perceived Self

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the view we have about ourselves, our characteristics, and the judgments we make about the traits we have

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Ideal Self

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the person you want to be

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Introvert

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Being alone to process your thoughts

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Extravert

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Being with other people to talk out your thoughts

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iNtuitive

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The level of data you are comfortable with

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Sensing

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You want to look at the fine details and walk it through

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Feeling

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The impact on people

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Thinking

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Look at an objective method

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Judging

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A decision is final

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Perceiving

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They like things to be open ended

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Social-Cognitive Theory

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describes the influence of individual experiences, the actions of others, and environmental factors on individual health behaviors