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Ch: 12 (Personality) Flashcards

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

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Personality

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Early childhood experiences shape personality, primarily being unconscious, which develops in stages

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Psychodynamic perspectives

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Developed psychoanalysis, his approach to personality through his work with psychiatric patients, emphasizing sex and pleasures.

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Freud’s psychoanalytic theory

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4
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Misstatements that perhaps reveal unconscious thoughts

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Freudian slips

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Consists of unconscious drives and instincts; one’s reservoirs of sexual energy - amoral urges pressing for expression

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Id

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Id seeks immediate gratification

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Pleasure principle

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Structure that deals with demands of reality

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Ego

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Attempts to fulfill the if within social norms (mediator)

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Reality Principle

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Serves as the harsh internal judge of our behavior; conscience or moral branch of personality - morality

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superego

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The tactics the ego uses to reduce anxiety by unconsciously distorting reality

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Defense mechanisms

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The ego pushes unacceptable id impulses out of awareness, back into the unconscious mind

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Repression

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The ego refuses to acknowledge anxiety provoking realities

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Denial

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The ego seeks the security of an earlier developmental period in the face of stress

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Regression

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The ego shifts feelings from an unacceptable object to another, more acceptable

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Displacement

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15
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Parts of the body with strong pleasure-giving qualities at each stage

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Erogenous zones

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Psychosexual Stages of Personality Development

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1) Oral
2) Anal
3) Phallic
4) Latency
5) Genital

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17
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A young boy’s intense desire to replace his father and enjoy the affections of his mother

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Oedipus complex

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The boy’s intense fear of being mutilated by his father

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Castration anxiety

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19
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Defense mechanism that occurs when one remains locked in an earlier developmental stage because of under or over gratification

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Fixation

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The impersonal, deepest layer of the unconscious mind, shared by all human beings because of a common ancestral past

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Collective Unconscious

21
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Predispositions to respond to the environment in particular ways

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Archetypes

22
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Personality is learned and shaped by the environment and its consequences, personality is the individuals observes, overt behavior

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Skinner’s Behaviorism

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Emphasizes the influence of conscious awareness, beliefs, expectations, and goals

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Social Cognitive Perspective

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Added mental processes in determining behavior

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Bandura’s social cognitive theory

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States that behavior, environment and person/cognitive factors interact to create personality

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Theory

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The way behavior, environment, and personal/cognition interact to create personality

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Reciprocal Determinism

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we acquire a wide range of behaviors, thoughts, and feelings through observing others

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Observational Learning

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Individuals can regulate and control our own behaviors; despite a changing environment

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Personal control

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The belief that one can accomplish a given goal or task and produce positive change

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Self-efficacy

30
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Stresses a person’s capacity for personal growth, and positive human qualities; freedom to choose one’s destiny

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Humanistic approach

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We are all born with the raw ingredients of a fulfilling life; we simply need the right conditions to thrive

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Rogers’ approach

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Our conscious representation of who we are and who we wish to become

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Self-Concept

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Term for accepting, valuing, and being positive toward another regardless of the person’s behavior

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Unconditional Positive Regard

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Understanding another’s position and feelings

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Empathy

35
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Open with our feelings; dropping pretenses and facades

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Genuine

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A lasting personality characteristic that tend to lead to certain behaviors

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Trait

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Father of American personality psychology

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Gordon Allport’s Theory

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Focus on understanding healthy, well-adjusted people

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Gordon Allport’s theory

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Gordon Allport took 16/4500 words used to describe a person and make a personality test out of them called…

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16 PF

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The big five factors of personality

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1) Openness to experience
2) Conscientiousness
3) Extraversion
4) Agreeableness
5) Neuroticism

41
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Personality and behavior vary based on context

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Situationalism

42
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A cluster of characteristics - such as being excessively competitive, hard-driven, impatient, and hostile - may lead to heart disease

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Type A behavior

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A cluster of characteristics - such as being relaxed and easygoing - related to good health

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Type B behavior

44
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A cluster of characteristics - such as being generally distressed, having negative emotions, and being socially inhibited - related to adverse cardiovascular outcomes

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Type D behavior

45
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Directly ask people whether items (usually true/false or agree/disagree) describe their personality traits

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Self-report tests

46
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The most widely used and researched self-report test, with 567 questions, assess deception + social desirability

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MMPI (Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory)

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This test presents individuals with an ambiguous stimulus and then asks them to describe it or tell a story about it; to project their own meaning. Trying to get elicit unconscious feelings

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Projective tests

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This test is used to assess the need for achievement, affiliation, power & intimacy; as well as an unconscious defense mechanism and cognitive styles, a series of pictures, and the person is asked to tell a story about them.

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TAT (Thematic Apperception Test)

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This test uses 10 cards some in color some in black and white. It can yield rich and detailed information and insight into the person’s personality.

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Rorschach Inkblot Test

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