Chapter 13-Personality Psych Flashcards
Alex Honnold
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Personality
set of organized and relatively enduring psychological mechanisms within individual determines interactions and adaptations to the environment
The Interpersonal Circumplex (circle)
Extrovert-need lots of external stimulus
Introvert- little external stimulus
Neurotic- very changeable emotions: prone to anxiety and depression
Stable- ability to remain calm under stress
BIG 5 PERSONALITY TESTS
1) Extroversion
2) Agreeableness
3) Conscientiousness
4) Neuroticism
5) Open to experience
* diff combos help diagnose and classify psychological disorders.
Sensation-seeker
generally more men, declines w age
more likely to: have more day dreams, use drugs, gamble, risky sports, spicy or crunchy foods, view situation less risky, send mean emails
Sensation Seeking Test
High SS score high on extroversion and openness
Minnesota Multiphalic Personality Inventory-2 (MMPI-2)
Popular personality inventory designed to assess psychopathology
MMPI-2 personality tests
1-hypochondriasis 2-depression 3-hysteria 4-psychopathic deficiency 5-masculinity feminity 6-Paranoia 7-Psychasthenia 8-Schizophrenia 9-Hypomania 10-Social Introversion
Projective Tests
Assessment tool that asks test takers to make sense of an ambiguous stimulus
Sensory Deprivation Tanks
“Isolation tank/Float tanks”
isolated in salt water bath darkness
immersed into world of darkness no sound hear only breathing and heart beat
created by John C Lilly’s
L$D
Thematic Apperception Test (TAT)
Protective test that uses depictions of scenes often w people in them
Rorschach Test
Project ice test that uses ink blots
Freudian Model
basic
conflict + conflict
anxiety
defense
Structural Model of Mind
Id-unconsciousness (baby don’t know)
Ego-Consciousness (starting to learn stuff about life)
Superego-when your morals form
Defense Mechanisms
Repression Projection Displacement Sublimation Reaction Formation Denial