Overview Flashcards

1
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A pattern of relatively permanent
traits and unique characteristics
that give both consistency and
individuality to a person’s behavior.

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Personality

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2
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It stimulates and provokes further

theorizing and research.

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Heuristic Value

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3
Q

The fear of being dominated by the Id

impulses.

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Neurotic Anxiety

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4
Q

The personality of being emotional,

rebellious and messy.

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Anal Expulsive

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5
Q

The disturbance of one part of the
body cannot be viewed in isolation, it
affects the entire person.

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Organ Dialect

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6
Q

“I would love to study again, but I am
already old and I have a family.” What
safeguarding tendency is manifested?

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Hesitating

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7
Q

In analytical psychology, it is the

center of the psyche.

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Self

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8
Q

It is the content of the collective

unconscious.

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Archetypes

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9
Q

These are psychic representations of

unconscious id instincts.

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Phantasies

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10
Q

A defense mechanism whereas the individual is keeping apart incompatible impulses.
Enables people to see both positive and
negative aspects of themselves.

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Splitting

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11
Q

It is resolved when children fantasize
that they have made reparation with
their mother and that she will not go
away permanently.

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Depressive Position

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12
Q

The personality of moving toward

people.

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Compliant Personality

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13
Q

The need for perfection, neurotic
ambition, and the drive toward a
vindictive triumph.

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Neurotic Search for Glory

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14
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The drive for union with another

person or other persons.

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Relatedness

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15
Q

Personality of seeking to save
which they have already obtained.
They hold everything inside and don’t
let go of anything.

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Hoarding

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16
Q

It exists between two children, each of
whom sees the other as a person of
equal value.

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Intimacy

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17
Q

Images of themselves and others.

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Personifications

18
Q

The experiences with our body, way of
seeing our physical self as different
with other people.

19
Q

The core pathology of School

age stage.

20
Q

The realization of all one’s
potential, and a desire to become
creative in the full sense of the word.

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Self-Actualization Needs

21
Q

The need to become more, to develop,

and to achieve growth.

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Enhancement

22
Q

To accept and prize their
clients without any restrictions
or reservations and without
regard to the clients’ behavior.

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Unconditional Positive Regard

23
Q

The unity of person and environment,

to exist there.

24
Q

What type love is expressed in the song lyrics:
“Let us tell the world of His love The greatest love the world has known Search the world for those who have walked Astray and lead them home Fill the world’s darkest corners With His light from up above Walk every step, every mile, every road And tell the world, tell the world of His love.”

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The eminent characteristic or ruling passion so outstanding that it dominates their lives.
Cardinal Disposition
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“That is me” or “This is mine”, all | characteristics that are “peculiarly mine”.
Propium
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The personality of being anxious, | depressed, moody, and emotional.
Neuroticism
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The personality of being imaginative, | creative, original and curious.
Openness
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A response is drawn out of the organism by a specific, identifiable stimulus.
Classical Conditioning
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The beeping sound in a car stops when you wear your seatbelt. What operant conditioning is applied?
Negative Reinforcement
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It allows people to learn without | performing any behavior.
Observational Learning
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An unintended meeting of persons | unfamiliar to each other.
Chance Encounter
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The need to be recognized by others and to achieve status in their eyes is a powerful need for most people.
Recognition – Status
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“I will not be able to perform well in college because of online classes and this pandemic.” What locus of control is manifested?
External Locus of Control
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One’s way of seeing how things (or people) are alike and yet different from other things (or people).
Personal Construct
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People have different experiences and therefore construe events in different ways.
Individuality Corollary
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It is considered the “Third force” | in psychology.
Humanistic Approach
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It holds that present events have | their origin in previous experiences.
Causality
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It occurs when a therapist transfers emotions to a person in therapy.
Countertransference
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He disregarded the idea of | “freewill”.
BF Skinner