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Personality Flashcards

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Kohlberg

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Conventional

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stages Kohlberg

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Pre, Convetional, Post

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Obedience & self-interest

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Preconventional

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conformity & law and order

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Conventional

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Abstract thinking & individual rights

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Post conventional

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libido; who?

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Freud

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Freud stages

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“Oh Andrea Please Let Go”

Ora, anal, phallic, latent, genital

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If person does not got through all stages accordingly what happens at the genital stage?

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Person becomes a homosexual and may develop fetishes

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St. Patrick’s Cathedral Fine; who?

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Jean Piaget

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St. Patrick’s Cathedral Fine

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Sensorimotor,
Preoperational,
Concrete operational,
Formal operational

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operational

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Jean Piaget

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zone of proximal development; who?

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Vygotsky

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13
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zone of proximal development

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process of developing skills

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14
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playing house

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role-taking

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15
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how another mind works

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theory of mind

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development of identity through interpersonal interactions within context of society

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looking-glass self

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pleasure principle immediate satisfaction

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id

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reality principal, dalay satisfaction until satisfaction is obtained

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ego

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conscience (right/wrong)

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superego

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id, ego, superego; who?

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Freud

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Instinct- Eros

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Life

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Instinct- Death

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Thanatos

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expressing the opposite of what you truly feel. “I hate Jennifer” (but you really want to fuck her)

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Rxn formation

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Believing feelings that you have for someone else, the other person feels the same when they don’t. “yeah she’s crazy about me” (when she doesn’t even know you exist)

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projection

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channeling your frustration towards a different goal

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sublimation

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frustrating memories person wishes NOT to confront (complexes)

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personal unconscious- JUNG

27
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passed down through species called archetypes

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collective unconscious- JUNG

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anima

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mans inner woman

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animus

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womans inner man

30
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peoples creation of public image

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persona

31
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represents evil in many cultures

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shadow

32
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Ppl’s primarily motivated by striving for superiority; who?

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Adler

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neurotic needs; who?

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Karen Horney

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self-actualizers

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Maslow’s highest stage

35
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people who had a non-hostile sense of humor, orginaity, spontaneity, and need for some privacy were…

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self actualized people who had “peak experiences” moved them deeply and changed their lives.

36
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positive therapeautic experience where client takes positive initiative to solve problems

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Unconditional positive regard (Carl Rogers)

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Myer-Briggs Inventory; who?

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Carl Jung

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basic anxiety, basic hostility caused by neurotic needs,; who?

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Karen Horney

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men suffer from “womb envy” who?

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Karen Horney

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people use constructs to evaluate world (fair-unfair, smart-dumb)

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Personal construct pyschology (George Kelly)

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Int/Ext locus of control who?

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Julianns Rotters

42
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I am in control of my destiny

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Internal locus of control

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I won because of luck

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External locus of control

44
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personality is a result of unconsious urges and desires

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Pyschoanalytic perspective

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personality comes from conscious feelings about oneself resulting from healthy people striving for self-realization

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Humanistic perspec.

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disctinct qualities people can be grouped into

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type

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personality is the result of behavioral responses to stimuli based on prior rewards and punishements

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behaviorists perspec.

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personality comes from interactions w his/her environment

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social-cognitive perspec.

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openness, conscientiousness, extraversion, agreeableness, and neuroticism.

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Big Five

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what type of personality is competitive, compulsive

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Type A

51
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what type of personality is laid back, chill

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Type B

52
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short/stocky means jolly while tall/thin means aloof, high strung; who?

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William Sheldon

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psychoticism, extraversion, neuroticism (PEN); who?

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Eysenck

54
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openness, conscientousness, extraversion, agreeableness, and neuroticism

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Big Five

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measure of emotional arousal in stressful situations

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neuroticism

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measure of social interaction

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extraversion

57
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measure of non-conformity and deviance

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pyschoticism

58
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cardinal traits, central traits, and secondary traits; who?

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Alloport

59
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determined by ancestry, cultural heritage, language

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ethnic identity

60
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politcal borders

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national identity

61
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Personality created by interaction between a person-beahvior-environment, a.k.a. Reciprocal determinisim

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Albert Bandura

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postiive behavior rewarded with tokens that can be exchanged for priviledges; who?

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token economy B.F. Skinner

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