Psychology of the individual (Gordon Allport)

Question 1

Gordon Allport was born on?

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nov 11 1897, indiana usa

Question 2

what was Allport dissertation was entitled?

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An experimental study of the train of Personality

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Allport became the president of?

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American Psychological Association

Question 4

Who was the first personality theorist who extensively studied psychologically healthy individuals?

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Gordon Allport

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What did rewards did Allport received?

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American psychological foundation, gold rewards
American psychological association award for distinguished scientific contribution

Question 6

is the dynamic organization within the individual of those psychophysical systems that determine his unique adjustments to his environments?

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personality

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this notion entails the operation of both body and mind, fused together?

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psychophysical

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personality is made of determining tendencies?

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determine

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implies some code of behavior in terms of which individuals and their acts are appraised/ evaluated?

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character

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these are dispositions hat are closely linked to biological or physiological determinants?

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temperament

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these are neuropsychic structure having the capacity to render many stimuli functionally equivalent forms of adaptive and expressive behavior?

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traits

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these are neuropsychic structure peculiar to the individual and forms adaptive and stylistic behavior?

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personal disposition

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personal disposition is also called ?

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morphogenic traits

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are also determining tendencies but are less general.

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habits

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are combination of 2 or more habits?

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traits

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is also a predisposition that can be unique may initiate and guide behavior and a product of genetic factors and learning?

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attitudes

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are idealized constructions of the observer?

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types

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what are 3 types of dispositions?

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cardinal disposition
central disposition
secondary disposition

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these are very general dispositions that almost every act of the person who possesses on seem traceable to its influence?

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cardinal disposition

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they dominate the personality influencing almost everything a person does ?

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cardinal diposition

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these dispositions are highly characteristic of the individual

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central disposition

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these dispositions are more limited in occurrence and less crucial to a description of the personality?

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secondary dispositions

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region of the personality where we find the root of the consistency that marks attitude, intentions and evaluations?

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proprium

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proprium comprises ego functions such as?

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self esteem, self identity, self extension, rational thinking, self image

Question 25

during 0-3 years old the following aspect of self is developed during this phase?

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sense of self
continuing self identity
self esteem

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during 4-9 years old the following aspect of self is developed during this phase?

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extension of the self
self-image

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during 6-12 years old the following aspect of self is developed during this phase?

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awareness

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during adolescent years old the following aspect of self is developed during this phase?

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propriate strivings

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entails increasing reliance on personal and or internal standards of behavior?

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maturity

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this involves internalization of parental and cultural rules?

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must conscience

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this is governed not by fear of punishment but by the positive structure of the propriate strivings?

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should conscience

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when the maturity strikes on adult what conscience?

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generic conscience

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this principle states that a given activity may become an end in itself ?

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functional autonomy

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most controversial concept by allport?

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functional autonomy

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levels of functional autonomy?

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preservative functional autonomy
propriate functional autonomy

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level of functional autonomy that includes addictions, repetitious acts and routines?

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preservative functional autonomy

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level of functional autonomy that refers to acquired interest, values, sentiments, intentions?

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Propriate Functional autonomy

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healthy people need activities to absorb the energy left over after their opportunistic needs have been gratified?

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principle of organizing the energy level

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motives that lead to feelings of competence tend to become self sustaining?

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principle of mastery and competence

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those motives most consistent with or expressive of the self becomes autonomous?

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principle of propriate patterning

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are creatures of heredity, primitive drives and reflex existence?

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infants

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transformation of the infants takes place along multiple lines:

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differentiation
integration
maturation
limitation
imitation
learning
functional autonomy
extension of self

Question 43

what approach does allport have in learning?

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eclectic approach

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mature personality possesses an?

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extension of self

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this is the research of the qualities of the individual?

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idiographic

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idiographic is changed to term?

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morphogenic

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this is the research for universal qualities among humans?

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nomothetic

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nomothetic terms is borrowed from?

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windelband

Question 49

what was the theory of gordon allport?

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psychology of the individual