INTERPERSONAL THEORY (Sullivan)

Question 1

refers to be potentiality for action that may or may
not be experience in awareness

Answer 1

TENSION

Question 2

most basic interpersonal need
is tenderness

Answer 2

NEEDS

Question 3

I. Interpersonal (tenderness, intimacy and love)
II. Physiological (food, oxygen, water, etc)

Answer 3

General Needs

Question 4

Zonal Needs

Answer 4

I. Oral (talking)
II. Genital (sexual intercourse)
III. Manual (writing, walking etc.)

Question 5

it is the chief disruptive force blocking the
development of healthy interpersonal of healthy
interpersonal relations.

Answer 5

ANXIETY

Question 6

aimed at satisfying needs and
reducing anxiety- the two great tensions.

Answer 6

ENERGY TRANSFORMATION

Question 7

Types of Dynamism

Answer 7

1. Disjunctive-
2. Conjunctive
3. Isolation-

Question 8

the disjunctive dynamism of evil and hatred

Answer 8

Malevolence

Question 9

conjunctive dynamism marked by a close
personal relationship between two people of
equal status

Answer 9

Intimacy

Question 10

Beginning in infancy and continuing throughout
the various developmental stages, people acquire
certain images of themselves and others.

Answer 10

PERSONIFICATION

Question 11

Me Personifications (3)

Answer 11

The good-me personification
The bad-me personification
The not-me personification- Repressing

Question 12

• the imaginary playmates that preschool-aged
  children often have.

Answer 12

Eidetic Personifications (BINGBONG)

Question 13

Prototaxic Level
- experiences that are impossible to put into
words or to communicate to others.
Parataxic Level
- experiences that are prelogical and nearly
impossible to accurately communicate to others
Syntaxic Level
- experiences that can be accurately
communicated to others

Answer 13

LEVELS OF COGNITION

Question 14

STAGES OF DEVELOPMENT

Answer 14

1. Infancy (birth-2 years old)
2. Childhood (2-6 years)
3. Juvenile Era (6-8 ½ years)
4. Preadolescence (8 ½ - 13 years)
5. Early Adolescence (13-15 years)
6. Late Adolescence (15-18 years)
7. Adulthood (18 years above)

Question 15

PSYCHOLOGICAL DISORDERS

Answer 15

*Organic causes
*Situational factors

Question 16

believed that psychic disorders grow out of
interpersonal difficulties.

Answer 16

PSYCHOTHERAPY