human identity and relationship

Question 1

what dies BPSS stand for?

Answer 1

BioPsychosocial-Spiritual Model

Question 2

What are the four parts of BPSS?

Answer 2

Bio, Psycho, Social, and Spiritual

Question 3

what does BPSS do?

Answer 3

it shows all of the different things about us but shows that its still all connected

Question 4

what would one improvement in one section do to the others?

Answer 4

they would all slowly go up with the other one because they are all connected

Question 5

what is Erickson stages of psychosocial development?

Answer 5

the mind development when growing up

Question 6

what is epigenetic principle?

Answer 6

when we development out personalities in stages and dependent of our success in the previous stages

Question 7

what is Maladaptations?

Answer 7

too much of the positive and too little of the negative

Question 8

what is Malignancy?

Answer 8

too little positive and too much negative

Question 9

what is Mutuality?

Answer 9

Parents influence children and children influence parents

Question 10

how many stages are there?

Answer 10

there are 8 stages

Question 11

what are the names of the 8 stages?

Answer 11

infant, toddler, preschooler, school-age child, adolescences, young adults, middle adults, and old adults

Question 12

what does the term “lack of success” mean?

Answer 12

when you don’t fully go through a stage in your life

Question 13

what does a formed identity look like?

Answer 13

when a person understands who they are

Question 14

what is needed for adolescences?

Answer 14

1. a good adult role model and communications
2. societal rites of passage

Question 15

what are the two things that adolescences get confused with?

Answer 15

1. things that there is only one way to do things and its their way
2. doesn’t fully understand who they are

Question 16

what is the crisis and virtues for infants?

Answer 16

crisis= trust vs mistrust
virtues= hope and faith

Question 17

what is the crisis and virtues for toddlers?

Answer 17

crisis= autonomy vs shame and doubt
virtues= will and determination

Question 18

what is the crisis and virtues preschoolers?

Answer 18

crisis=initiative vs guilt
virtues= purpose and courage

Question 19

what is the crisis and virtues for school age child?

Answer 19

crisis= industry vs inferiority
virtues=competence

Question 20

what is the crisis and virtues for adolescences?

Answer 20

crisis= ego-identity vs role confusion
virtues= fidelity and loyalty

Question 21

what is the crisis and virtues for young adults?

Answer 21

crisis= intimacy vs isolation
virtues= love

Question 22

what is the crisis and virtues for middle adults?

Answer 22

crisis= generatively vs self-absorption
virtues= care

Question 23

what is the crisis and virtues for old adults?

Answer 23

crisis= integrity vs despair
virtues= wisdom

Question 24

what are Marcias four identity statuses?

Answer 24

1. identity diffusion
   2.identity foreclosure
2. identity moratorium
3. identity achievement

Question 25

what are the types of attachments?

Answer 25

1. secure
2. anxious(ambivalent)
3. avoidant
   4.dismissive(disorganized)

Question 26

when do you develop your attachment style?

Answer 26

as you are growing up or as you are a child

Question 27

what is a secure way of signaling and responding D of A?

Answer 27

consistent and clear responding when signals of need are sent

Question 28

what is an insecure way of signal and responding D of A?

Answer 28

inconsistent responding by caregiver

Question 29

what is a secondary attachment strategy?

Answer 29

when feeling threatened, when primary strategies to bid for connection don’t work(can become hyperactive and deactivated)

Question 30

how does attachment influence close relationships?

Answer 30

it shows how secure or insecure you would be in a relationship

Question 31

can attachment styles change?

Answer 31

yes, when in a secure relationship you will also start to feel secure