Personality Flashcards

1
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Personality consists of:

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the reasonably stable patterns of emotions, motives, and behavior that distinguish one person from another

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2
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the reasonably stable patterns of emotions, motives, and behavior that distinguish one person from another is referred to as:

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Personality

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3
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The Psychodynamic Theory was fist proposed by:

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Sigmund Freud

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4
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Freud believed that our personality is characterized by:

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Conflict

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5
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Freud believed that our personality is characterized by conflict and our behavior is a result of these:

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inner conflicts

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6
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Unconscious urges are kept below the surface by ___________

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repression

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7
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Psychoanalysis
Form of therapy used to explore the _____________ mind

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unconscious

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8
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According to Freud, the human iceberg is comprised of the _____, the __________ and the __

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Ego, Superego, Id

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9
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The Id works mostly in relation to the __________ principle.

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Pleasure

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10
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The Ego works mostly in relation to the __________ principle

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Reality

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11
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The Superego works mostly in relation to the ________ principle

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Moral

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12
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The three psychic structures of personality are:

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The Ego, the Superego, and the Id

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13
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According to Freud the stages of Psychosexual development are:

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Oral, Anal, Latency, and Genital

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14
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Fixations at any stage of Freud’s psychosexual behavior are expressed by ____________ of that stage

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characteristics

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15
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In the Oral stage of psychosexual development conflict centers on _________ and extent of _______ gratification

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Nature, Oral

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16
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The Anal Stage of psychosexual gratification focuses on the control of ____________ ___ _________. Learn to delay gratification – self-control

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elimination of waste

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17
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In the Phallic Stage of psychosexual development there is a Oedipus or Electra complex that is resolved resolved through identification with ______ ____ _______

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same sex parent

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18
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In the latency stage of Freud’s stages of psychosexual development,
Sexual feelings remain ______________

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unconscious

19
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Carl Jung was a ____-Freudian

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Neo

20
Q

Carl Jung believed we share a ______________ unconscious

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collective

21
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Carl Jung believed that evidence of collective unconscious
is _________________

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Archetypes

22
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Keren Horney was a___-Freudian

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Neo

23
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Karen Horney argued that girls do not feel __________ to boys.

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Inferior

24
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Karen Horney argued that Social relationships are more important than unconscious________ and _____________ impulses

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sexual, aggressive

25
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Erik Erikson was a Neo-Freudian who developed _____________ Development

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Psychosocial

26
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In Erikson’s Psychosocial Development Theory there are ____ stages that are named for traits that should develop then.

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8

27
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_______ are reasonably stable elements of personality that are inferred from behavior

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Traits

28
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Hippocrates (ca. 460-377 BCE)
-Personality depends on the balance of four _____ (humors) in the body

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fluids

29
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Charles Spearman – factor analysis
Heritable traits embedded in the _____________ ________

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nervous system

30
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Gordon Allport (1936)
Catalogued _________ human traits

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18,000

31
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Hans Eysenck’s ______ Theory focuses on relationship between
Introversion – Extraversion
Stability – Instability (Neuroticism)

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Trait

31
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The “Big Five”_____ ______ ________ includes 5 basic personality factors
extraversion, neuroticism, conscientiousness, agreeableness, openness to experience

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Five Factor model

32
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The Five Factor Model is a popular means of developing ___________ “types”.

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personality

33
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John B. Watson’s Behaviorist model focuses on determinants of __________behavior

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observable

34
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B.F. Skinner-
Emphasized the effects of ____________ on behavior

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reinforcements

35
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The criticism of B. F. Skinner’s and John Watson’s theories was that it
ignored the role of ________ and _________________

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choice and consciousness

36
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Humanism argues people are capable of ____-______ and ____-__________

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free choice and self-fulfillment

37
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In Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs there is a conscious need for _____-_____________

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self-actualization

38
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Self Theory focuses on nature of self and conditions that allow the self to ________freely

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develop

39
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Carl Roger’s Self Theory focuses on nature of self and conditions that allow the self to _______ ________

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develop freely

40
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Self-Concept is our ___________ of ourselves and ___________our of our adequacy

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impressions, evaluations

41
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Ideal Self is who we would like to ___________

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become.

42
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Unconditional positive regard is when you accept the child as having intrinsic merit regardless of present __________

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behavior

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