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General Psychology (3rd Term) > Chapter 7 - Motivation And Emotion; Chapter 8 - Personality > Flashcards

Chapter 7 - Motivation And Emotion; Chapter 8 - Personality Flashcards

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To move or insist an action

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Emovere

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Referred to as an inferred process within a process that causes that organism to move toward a goal

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Motivation

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3 general ways of motivating people

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By force
By enticement
By identification or ego-involvement

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Limitations of the use of force

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Dependence

Resentment

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People who forced to do something they don’t do enjoying, seldom act with enthusiasm

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Dependence

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To some extent, uncooperativeness may develop among workers who feel that their boss has always been unfair from the start

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Resentment

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A state involving a pattern or facial and bodily changes, cognitive appraisals, subjective feelings and tendencies toward action

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Emotion

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Classification of emotions

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Pleasant

Unpleasant

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Joy and love

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Pleasant emotion

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Anger and fear

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Unpleasant emotion

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10
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Involves attachment
Relationship
Attitude
Experience

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Love

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One way flow of love

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Unrequited love

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6 styles of love

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Ludus
Eros
Storge
Mania
Pragma
Agape
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Game playing love

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Ludus

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Romantic, passionate love

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Eros

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Affectionate, friendly-love

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Storge

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Three basic style of love:

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Ludus
Eros
Stroge

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17
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Three secondary styles of love:

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Mania
Pragma
Agape

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18
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Possessive, dependent, crazy love

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Mania

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Logical, practical love

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Pragma

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Unselfish, brotherly love

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Agape

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21
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Triangular Theory of Love

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Intimacy
Passion
Commitment

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Emotional component that involves closeness and sharing

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Intimacy

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Motivational component that captures sexual attraction and the romantic

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Passion

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Cognitive component that reflect the person’s intention to remain in the relationship

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Commitment

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Is an unlearned response that is aroused in threatening situations

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Fear

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A vital response to physical and emotional danger

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Fear

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Is an unrealistic fear of a specific situation, activity or thing

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Phobia

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Is a term that refers to a group of symptoms brought on by feared objects or situations

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Persistent, irrational that causes the person to feel intense anxiety

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Distinctive and stable pattern of behavior, thoughts, motives, and emotions that characterize an individual

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Personality

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7 attributes of personality

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Artison
Sage (communicator)
Server
Priest/priestess 
Warrior
King/Queen
Scholar
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Theories of Personality

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Body types
Body build and strength
Body chemistry, endocrine, balance and temperament
Psychoanalysis theory
Psychological type
Birth order
Superiority and compensation 
Trait theory
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Seek comfort, friendly, always craving for food

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Endomorphic (viscerotonic)

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Athletic, very energetic, self assertive

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Mesomorphic (somatotonic)

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Long, thin, poorly developed

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Ectomorphic (cerebratonic)

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Frail, feeble, week

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Opposite of asthenic, “human ball”

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Strong, good body built, wiry

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Body build and strength

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Asthenic
Pyknic
Athletic
Dysplastic

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Body type

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Endomorphic (viscerotonic)
Mesomorphic (somatotonic)
Ectomorphic (cerebratonic)

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Body chemistry, endocrine, balance and temperament

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Sanguine
Phlegmatic
Melancholic
Choleric

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Pleasant, warm hearted, optimistic

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Indolent, slow, unexcitable but cautious

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Phlegmatic

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Opposite of sanguine, gloomy, depressing, pessimistic

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Melancholic

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Serious people, easily provoked, aggressive when failed

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Psychoanalysis theory

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Id
Ego
Super ego

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Pleasure

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Reality principle

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Morality primciple

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Psychological type

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Introvert
Extrovert
Ambivert

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Shy, not sociable, enjoys being alone

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Outgoing, very friendly, very sociable

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An introvert and extrovert

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Birth order

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First born
Middle born
Later born
Only child

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Independent, responsible, achiever, conscientious

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First born

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Diplomatic, skillful in intra personal relationship, peacekeeper

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Middle born

57
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Dependent, charming, pften spoiled

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Later child

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Dependent, high self esteem, self assured

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Only child

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Who invented superiority and compensation

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Alfred adler

60
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People has the drive for superiority which is not the desire to dominate others but the desire for self improvement

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Superiority

61
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Focuses on your strength

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Compensation

62
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Who invented trait theory

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Gordon Allport

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For us to understand people, we have to look at their qualities that make them unique

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Trait theory

64
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8 Toxic personalities

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Manipulative mary
Narcissistic nancy
Debbie downers
Judgmental Jims
Dream killing keiths
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These individuals push people to get what they want

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Manipulative mary

66
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These individual s have an extreme self importance

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Narcissistic nancy

67
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These individuals don’t appreciate the positives in life

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Debbie downers

68
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These individuals who see things in a negative way just like the debbie downers. They see things differently

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Judgmental Jims

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These individuals try to put you down and say that you can’t do it

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Dream killing keiths

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