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This focuses on knowledge about the individual as a bio-psycho-social being, the interaction between person and the physical, social, cultural, political and economic forces in the environment in which affect or influence behavior.

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HUMAN BEHAVIOR AND SOCIAL ENVIRONMENT

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Individual STATE OF HEALTH and nutrition, genetics, and natural physical endowment.

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BIOLOGICAL COMPONENTS

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concerned with the INDIVIDUALS PERSONALITY compromising what is commonly turner INNER STATES.

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PSYCHOLOGICAL COMPONENT

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THREE ASPECTS OF INNER STATES?

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COGNITIVE
EMOTIONAL
CONATIVE

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5 SOCIAL COMPONENTS

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SOCIETAL
INSTITUTIONAL
NORMATIVE
STATUS
INTERACTIVE

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Refers to the knowledge, belief, art, morals, law, custom

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CULTURAL

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Make demands, set constraints, and provide resources.

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NATURAL ENVIRONMENT

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Home, office, hospitals which can have PSYCHOLOGICAL effects.

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CONSTRUCTED ENVIRONMENT

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He believed that personality developed through a series of childhood stages in which the pleasure - seeking energies of the ID become focuse on certain erogenous area.

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SIGMUND FREUD

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Is characterized as an area of the body that is particularly sensitive to stimulation.

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EROGENOUS ZONE

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ORAL STAGE
What is the erogenous zone and age range?

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MOUTH
BIRTH TO 1 YEAR

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PSYCHOSEXUAL ENERGY or the _______ was described as the driving force.

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LIBIDO

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ANAL STAGE

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BOWEL AND BLADDER CONTROL
1 TO 3 YEARS OLD

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THE PHALLIC STAGE

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GENITALS
3 TO 6 YEARS OLD

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THE LATENT STAGE

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LIBIDO INACTIVE
6 TO PUBERTY

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THE GENITAL STAGE

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MATURING SEXUAL INTEREST
PUBERTY TO DEATH

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Theory of Individual Psychology and Personality

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Alfred Adler

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Infants experience feelings of inferiority and inadequacy, promting them to compensate for weakness by developing other strengths.

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COMPENSATION /
COMPENSATION FOR WEAKNESS

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Occurs when feelings of inferiority become overwhelming, leading the individual to excessively STRIVE for compensation.

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OVERCOMPENSATION

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Lacks of self esteem and constantly seeks situation to excel, driven by overwhelming feelings.

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INFERIORITY COMPLEX

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Arises when an individual feels the need to PROVE themselves beyond their actual abilities.

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SUPERIORITY COMPLEX

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Birth Order by Adler

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• First born
• Second born
• Youngest child
• Only child

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Who is behind Neo - Freudian Theory of Personality?

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KAREN HORNEY

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Social and Cultural conditions, especially childhood experiences are largley responsible for shaping personality.

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PSYCHOANALYTICAL SOCIAL THEORY

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People who do not have their NEEDS FOR LOVE AND AFFECTION satisfied during childhood develop?

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BASIC HOSTILITY

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What is the consequence of suffering from BASIC HOSTILITY?

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BASIC ANXIETY

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Combat BASIC ANXIETY by?

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1. Moving away from people 2. Moving towards people 3. Moving against people

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Are compelled to rigid rely on only one

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NEUROTICS

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This generates basic INTRAPSYCHIC CONFLICT that may take from of either an IDEALIZED SELF or SELF HATRED.

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COMPULSIVE BEHAVIOR

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IDEALIZED SELF IMAGE is expressed as

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- Neurotic Search for Glory - Neurotic Claims - Neurotic Pride

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SELF HATRED is expressed

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- Self Contempt - Alienation from self

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OPTIMISTIC one and is centered on CULTURAL FORCES that are amenable to CHANGE

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KAREN HORNEY

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PESSIMISTIC concept of humanity based on INNATE INSTINCTS and the STAGNATION of personality.

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SIGMUND FREUD

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"Man is ruled not by the pleasure principle alone but by the two guiding principles: " ?

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SAFETY AND SATISFACTION

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It is the age from which the problems arises

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CHILDHOOD

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Children need to experience both?

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Genuine Love and Healthy Discipline

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Submit themselves either to people or to institutions.

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SUBMISSIVENESS

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A strategy that does not always lead to authentic love.

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AFFECTION

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Becoming emotionally detached

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WITHDRAWAL

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WHAT ARE THE (3) Ps?

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Power Prestige Possesion

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Despise one's real self

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SELF HATRED

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Godlike picture of one self

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IDEALIZED SELF IMAGE

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People see themselves as good and saintly

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COMPLIANT

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Strong, heroic, and omnipotent

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AGGRESSIVE

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Self Insufficient and Independent

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DETACHED

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Self Hatred Components:

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- Relentless demand on the self - Merciless Accusation - Self Contempt - Self Frustration - Self Torment - Self destructive actions and Impulses