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Ch19&20 Flashcards

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Positive regard

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Love,sympathy,warmth, and acceptance which we crave from family, friends, and people who are important to us

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Alfred Adler

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  • inferiority complex
  • said humans are motivated by social urges
  • his theory became individual psychology
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Karen Horney

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Disagreed with Freuds view of women and disagreed with penis envy
-most important factor in child’s development was child-parent social interactions

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Your perception of the world becomes you reality

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Humanistic

Phenomenological perspective

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You should look at the whole situation not just one part of someone’s personality

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Hollistic View

Humanistic theory

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We are driven to be all we can be

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Humanistic theory

Self actualization

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Carl Jung

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  • collective unconscious

- created analytical psychology but it didn’t have a large impact on current psychology

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Characteristics of self actualized individuals

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  • perceive reality accurately
  • they are independent and autonomous
  • prefer to have a deep loving relationship with only a few people
  • focus on accomplishing goals
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Maslows hierarchy of needs

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  • biological
  • safety
  • love and belonging
  • esteem and approval
  • self actualization
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Growth needs

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Needs at the higher level and nc lied the desire for truth,goodness, beauty, justice

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Superego

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Goal is to apply the moral values and standards to satisfy ones wishes

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Carl Rodgers

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  • self theory
  • self concept
  • self actualizing tendency
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Real self

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Based on our actual experiences and represents how we really see ourselves

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Ideal self

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Based on our hopes and wishes and reflects how we would like to see ourselves

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Conditional positive regard

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Positive regard we receive if we behave uncertain ways such as living up to or meeting standards of others

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Deficiency needs

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Physiological (food,sleep) and psychological (safety,love,esteem) needs we try to meet if they are not met

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Criticism of humanistic theories

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  1. Little scientific support

2. Doesn’t take into account genetic factors

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Social cognitive theory

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-personality is shaped by three forces:
•environmental conditions
•cognitive-personal factors
•behavior

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Cognitive factors

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Our beliefs, expectations, values, intentions, and social roles

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Personal factors

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Our emotional make up and our biological and genetic influences

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To develop self efficacy

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Use previous experiences, compare your capabilities, listen to what others say about your capabilities, and use feed back from your body

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Environmental factors

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Social, political, and cultural influences as well as our particular learning experiences

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Trait theory

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An approach for analyzing the structure if personality by measuring, identifying, and classifying similarities and differences in personality characteristics or traits

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Bandura’s social cognitive theory assumes that personality development, growth, and change is influenced by:

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  1. Highly developed language
  2. Observational learning
  3. Purposeful behavior
  4. Self analysis
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Reciprocal determinism

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The three factors affect each other

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Delay of gratification—three traits it correlates with

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  1. more intelligent
  2. Greater social responsibility
  3. Strive for higher achievement
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Self efficacy

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Refers to the confidence in your ability to organize and execute a given course of action to solve a problem or accomplish a task

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Ego

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Goal is to find socially acceptable ways of satisfying the id’s desires within the range of the super egos prohibitions
Follows the reality principle

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Raymond Cattell

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Used factor analysis to harrow Allport’s list to 35 basic traits which Cartell called Source Traits

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Unconditional positive regard

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Refers to the warmth,acceptance, and love that others show you because you are valued as a human being even though you may disappoint people

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Gordon Allport

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Went through the dictionary and selected 4500 words which he considered to fit in the category of traits

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Factor analysis

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A complicated statistical method that finds relationships among many different or diverse items and allows them to be grouped together

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Trait

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Relatively stable and enduring characteristic to behave in a particular way

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Five factor model

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Organizes personality traits and describes differences in personality using five categories

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Ocean

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Openness
Conscientiousness 
Extraversion
Agreeableness
Neuroticism
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Person situation interaction

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A persons behavior results from an interaction between his or her traits and the effect of being in or responding to cues from a particular situation

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Longitudinal method

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Same group of individuals is studied repeatedly at many points in time

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Personality traits are relatively fixed by

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Reality principle

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To satisfy a wish or desire only if there is a socially acceptable outlet available

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Behavioral genetics

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The study of how inherited or genetic factors influence and interact with psychological factors to shape our personality, intelligence, and emotions, etc

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Heritability

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A statistical measure that estimates how much or some cognitive, personality or behavioral trust is influenced by genetic factors

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Personality percentages

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40% genetic factors
27% non shared environmental factors
26% error
7% shared environmental factors

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Id

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  • Contains two biological drives, sex and aggression,

- follows pleasure principle

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Pleasure principle

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To satisfy biological drives

45
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Three methods to uncover the unconscious

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Free association
Dream interpretation
Slips of the tongue

Freudian slips

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Psychodynamic theory if personality

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Emphasizes the importance of early hold good experiences, the importance of repressed thoughts, and the conflicts between the unconscious and the conscious
Freud

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Conscious thoughts

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Wishes, desires, or thoughts that we are aware of or can recall at any given time
Freud

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Unconscious forces

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Represent wishes, desires, or thoughts that because of their disturbing nature we automatically repress and can not voluntarily access
Freud

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Unconscious motivation

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Freud

Refers to the influence of repressed thoughts, desires, or impulses on our conscious thoughts and behaviors

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Validity

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The test measures what it says it measures

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Reliability

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You should get the same score each time

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