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Chapter 11 - Personality Flashcards

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1
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Who proposed the birth order theory?

A

Alfred Adler

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Older siblings become

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over-achievers

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Younger siblings may be

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spoiled

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Middle siblings seem

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more or less unaffected

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0-1 years (Erikson’s Stage Theory)

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Trust vs. mistrust

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1-3 years (Erikson’s Stage Theory)

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Autonomy vs. shame

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3-6 years (Erikson’s Stage Theory)

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Initiative vs. guilt

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6-12 years (Erikson’s Stage Theory)

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Industry vs. inferiority

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12-19 years (Erikson’s Stage Theory)

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Identity vs. confusion

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20-25 years (Erikson’s Stage Theory)

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Intimacy vs. isolation

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26-64 years (Erikson’s Stage Theory)

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Generativity vs. stagnation

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65-death (Erikson’s Stage Theory)

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Integrity vs. despair

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Heritability

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the proportion of difference amongst people that is attributed to genetics

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OCEAN

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openness, conscientiousness, extraversion, agreeableness, neuroticsm

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Freud’s “drives” (sex, death)

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libido, thanatos

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Id, Ego, Superego

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Id - unconscious, driven by pleasure
Ego - mostly conscious, based on reason
Superego - mostly unconscious, related to conscience

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Displacement

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transferring inappropriate urges onto a more acceptable target

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Reaction formation

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reducing anxiety by adopting beliefs contrary to your own

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Regression

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returning to less mature stages of development

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Sublimation

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redirection unacceptable desires through socially acceptable channels

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Freud’s stages of psychosexual development

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Oral, anal, phallic, latency, genital

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Jung’s theory

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analytical psychology

23
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Locus of control

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our view of the power we have over our own lives

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Hippocrates’ 4 fluids (humors) of the body

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choleric, melancholic, sanguine, phlegmatic

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choleric temperament (one of Hippocrates’ 4 humors of the body)

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yellow bile from the liver

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melancholic temperament (one of Hippocrates’ 4 humors of the body)

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black bile from the liver

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sanguine temperament (one of Hippocrates’ 4 humors of the body)

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blood from the heart

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phlegmatic temperament (one of Hippocrates’ 4 humors of the body)

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white phlegm from the lungs

29
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Franz Gall proposed what?

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Phrenology

30
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Freud compared the mind to an

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iceberg

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