Ch 10 Vocab Flashcards

(37 cards)

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A pattern of ending, distinctive thoughts, emotions, behaviors, that characterize the way an individual adapts to the world

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Personality

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Instincts and resovior of psychic energy

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Id

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3
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Deals with demands and reality

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Ego

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4
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Branches of personality

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Superego

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5
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Reduce anxiety by unconsciously distracting reality

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Defense mechanisms

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6
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Disbelieve present reality

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Denial

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7
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Shift feeling to new object

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Displacement

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8
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Attribute own faults to others

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Projection

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9
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Forget the unacceptable

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Repression

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10
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Both sexes envy the attributes of one another

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Horneys sociocultural approach

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11
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Collective unconscious and archetypes

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Jungs analytical theory

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12
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Importance of childhood experiences, role of unconscious processes, development processes in stages

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Contributions

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13
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To much emphasis on early experiences

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Criticisms

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14
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Emphasis on a persons capacity for personal growth and positive human qualities

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Humanistic approach

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15
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Discovered self actualization, peak experiences

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Abraham Maslow

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Discovered personal growth and self determination

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An enduring disposition that leads to characteristic responses

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People can be described by their typical behavior

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Trait theories

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Openess, extra version, agreeableness, stability

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Imaginative, variety, independent, practical, routine

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Organized, careful, disciplined

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Conscientiousness

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Sociable, returning, fun loving, affectionate

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Soft hearted, trusting, helpful

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Agreeableness

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Calm, secure, self satisfied

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Agreeableness

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A persons assessment of own positive affect relative to negative effect, and evaluation of own life in general
Subjective well being
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Traits influence health, cognitions, career success
Contributions
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Ignore the role of the situation in behavior
Criticisms
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Behavior and personality vary considerably across context
Situationism
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Stability over time rather than across situations
CAPS model of personality
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Extroverts and introverts have different baseline levels of arousal
Eysenks reticular activation system theory
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Growth of dopamine receptors stimulated by warn care givers
Role of neurotransmitters
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Presets ambiguous visual stimuli to the client and ask the client to respond with whatever comes to mind
Projective tests
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Projective test that uses 10 inkblots to the ambiguous stimuli
Borschach inkblots test
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Uses 20 people in ambiguous situations as the visual stimuli
TAT
35
When the professor observes the client engaged in ordinary, day to day behavior
Direct observation
36
When a numerical value is assigned to specific behavior that is listed in the scale
Rating scale
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Assement in which the frequency of a particular behavior is counted
Frequency count