Exam 3 Flashcards

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Jung

Neo-Freud

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  • introversion vs. extroversion
  • shared species memories
  • dreams
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2
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Adler

Neo-Freud

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-overcome helplessness

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3
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Who created womb envy

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Horney

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4
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Who are the 2 trait theorists?

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Allport

Cattell

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5
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What are the five factors

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  1. Openness
  2. Conscientiousness
  3. Extroversion
  4. Agreeableness
  5. Neuroticism
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6
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Eyesenck

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  • ideal level of arousal
  • introversion vs. extroversion
  • emotionality vs. stability
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7
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Rotter

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social-cognitive approach

  • expediencies
  • internals vs. externals
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What is the Social-Cognitive Approach to Personality about?

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Personality is about behavior acquired through learning

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Bandura

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social-cognitive approach

  • self efficacy
  • reciprocal determinism
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10
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self efficacy

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learned expectations of success

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11
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Rogers

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Humanistic Approach to Personality

-cogruency leads to harmony or anxiety

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12
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What are the four ways to asses personality?

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  1. life outcomes
  2. situational tests
  3. observer ratings
  4. self-reports
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13
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Mischel’s Coggnitive Approach/

Affective Approach

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Social-cognitive approach

  1. encodings
  2. expectancies
  3. affects
  4. goals & values
  5. completeness & self-regulatory plans
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14
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Psychological Stressors

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  1. Catastophic events
  2. Life Changes
  3. Chronic Stressors
  4. Daily Hassles
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15
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Rosenstock/

Health-Belief Model

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stress and illness

  1. personal threat
  2. perceiving seriousness
  3. believing change will help
  4. weigh costs and benefits
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16
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Stages of readiness

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  1. precontemplation
  2. contemplation
  3. preparation
  4. action
  5. maintenance
17
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4 Stress Coping Types

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A. cognitive
B. emotional
C. behavioral
D. physical

18
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Gessell

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Human Development

Arnold Gesell

  • actually studies
  • favored maturation
19
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Piaget

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Cognitive Development

20
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Vygotsky

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culture matters in development

21
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First 4 Erikson Stages

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  1. (1) trust vs. mistrust
  2. (2) autonomy vs. shame
  3. (3-5) initiative vs. guilt
  4. (6-puberty) industry vs. inferiority
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Last 4 Erikson Stages

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  1. (adolescence) identity vs. role confusion
  2. (early adult) intimacy vs. isolation
  3. (middle age) generativity vs. stagnation
  4. (old age) integrity vs. despair
23
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Kohlberg’s Stages of Moral Development

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preconventional
conventional
postconventional

24
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stages of death

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  1. denial
  2. anger
  3. bargaining
  4. depression
  5. acceptance
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what are the 5 sources of motivation
1. physiological factors 2. needs 3. emotional factors 4. cognitive factors 5. social and environmental factors
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what are the motivation needs (4)
A. achievement B. affiliation C. Power 4. Autonomy
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ghrelin
eat!
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lateral hypothalamus
eat!
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paraventricular
stop
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galanin/endosteratin
galanin
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neuropeptide y/ serotonin
carbs
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clayton's ERG
existance, relatedness, growth
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pyramid
on purpose