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Chapter 11 pt. 3 Flashcards

1
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What are the stages of psychosexual development?

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  1. oral (0-1)
  2. anal (2-3)
  3. phallic (4-5)
  4. latency (6-12)
  5. genital (puberty onward)
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What is the erotic focus in the oral stage?

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mouth (sucking, biting)

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3
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What is the erotic focus in the anal stage?

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anus (expelling or retaining feces)

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What is the erotic focus in the phallic stage?

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genital (masturbating)

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What is the erotic focus in the latency stage?

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none (sexually repressed)

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What is the erotic focus in the genital stage?

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genitals (being sexually intimate)

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7
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What are the key tasks and experiences of the oral stage?

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weaning (from breast or bottle)

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What are the key tasks and experiences of the anal stage?

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toilet training

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9
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What are the key tasks and experiences of the phallic stage?

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identifying with Adult Role Models; Coping with Oedipal Crisis

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10
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What are the key tasks and experiences of the latency stage?

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expanding social contracts

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11
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What are the key tasks and experiences of the genital stage?

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establishing intimate relationships; contributing to society through working

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12
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Freud believed that fixation at the _____ stage led to obsessive eating and smoking

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oral

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13
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Freud believed that fixation at the oral stage led to obsessive _______ and ________

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eating

smoking

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14
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The anal stage may lead to ______ _________ and _________ due to harsh toilet training.

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sexual difficulties

resentment

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15
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The anal stage may lead to sexual difficulties and resentment due to harsh ______ ________.

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toilet training

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16
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The latency stage may lead to ______ their of same-sex parent.

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resent

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17
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The latency stage may lead to resent their of _____-____ parent.

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same-sex

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18
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At which stage of psychosexual development do sexual urges reappear?

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genital stage

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19
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What is the difference between behaviorism and humanism?

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behaviorism: theoretical perspective which suggests that only observable behavior should be studied
Humanism: theoretical perspective that emphasizes the unique qualities of humans

20
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What is personality according to B.F. Skinner?

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personality is a collection of responses that are tied to various stimulus situations

21
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Social Learning Theory incorporates _______ _________ __________ with behaviorist principles.

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internal cognitive processes

22
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_______ __________ _______ incorporates internal cognitive processes with behaviorist principles.

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Social Learning Theory

23
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Social Learning Theory incorporates internal cognitive processes with __________ _________.

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behaviorist principles

24
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Was Albert Bandura a behaviorist or humanist?

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behaviorist

25
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According to Albert Bandura, when does observational learning occurs?

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when an organism’s response is influenced by observing others (models)

26
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According to Albert Bandura: Response tendencies are the product of __________.

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imitation

27
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According to Albert Bandura:

Personality characteristics can also be “_________” from others

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absorbed

28
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Albert Bandura suggested personality characteristics determine which ________ are imitated.

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behaviors

29
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Albert Bandura suggested personality characteristics determine which behaviors are ________.

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imitated

30
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What is self-efficacy?

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belief about one’s ability to perform behaviors

31
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What is the person-situation controversy?

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people make responses that they think will lead to reinforcement in a particular situation

32
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Is Walter Mischel a behaviorist or a humanist?

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behaviorist

33
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Walter Mischel suggests that personality (of a specific individual) can differ from _________ to _________ .

A

situation

34
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______ _______ suggests that personality (of a specific individual) can differ from situation to situation.

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Walter Mischel

35
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What is humanism?

A

theoretical perspective that emphasizes the unique qualities of humans

36
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Who are the founders of humanism?

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Carl Rogers and Abraham Maslow

37
Q

Humanism emphasizes ___________ and _______ to make personal changes.

A

independence

freedom

38
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Humanism believed humans are _______ and in control of their __________ (i.e., not dominated by unconscious thoughts)

A

rational

behaviors

39
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Humanism:

_________ Perception > _________ Reality

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Subjective

Objective

40
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Humanism:

Subjective _________ > Objective ________

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Perception

Reality

41
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Explain Carl Rogers Person Centered Theory.

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personality is re-termed to place focus on the individual

42
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What is “the self”?

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a collection of beliefs about ones own nature, qualities, behaviors

43
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What is incongruence?

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  • gap between self-concept and reality

- self-concept does not meh well with actual experience

44
Q

Abraham Maslow believed psychology should take an interest in the _______ mind.

A

healthy

45
Q

List Maslow’s hierarchy of needs from bottom to top.

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  • physiological needs
  • safety and security needs
  • belongingness and love needs
  • esteem needs
  • cognitive needs
  • aesthetic needs
  • need for self-actualization
46
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According to Maslow’s hierarchy of needs:

  • __________ if lower needs are satisfied
  • __________ if lower needs are not being satisfied
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Progression

Regression

47
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List the new approach to Maslow’s hierarchy of needs.

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  • physiological needs
  • self-protection needs
  • affiliation needs
  • status/esteem needs
  • mate acquisition
  • mate retention
  • parenting

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