Chapter 11 Flashcards

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A person’s relatively consistent pattern of thinking , feeling, and behaving

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Personality

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2
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What factors influence personality

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  1. Brain Biology 2, Perception 3. Development across the lifespan
    4, Social influences
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3
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Summary terms that capture an individual’s stable and enduring tendency to respond in a certain way

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Traits

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4
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A person’s behavior is different in different situations

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Person-Situation controversy

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5
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What is characteristics of opennes trait?

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Imaginative, original, accepting of new idea

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What is the characteristics of Conscientioiusness?

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Organized , careful , Disciplined

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What is the characteristics of Extraversion trait

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outgoing, fun-loving and affectionate

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What are the characteristics of Agreeableness trait

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Helpful, empathetic, and trusting

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9
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What are the characteristics of Neuroticism trait?

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Anxious and insecure

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10
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The part of Freud’s structure of personality that houses primitive desires

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ID

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11
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The part of Freud’s structure of personality that must find a way to act that satisfies basic desires without violating social constraints

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EGo

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12
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The part of Freud’s structure of personality that is the conscience or set of ethics

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Super Ego

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13
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The driving force of the id which constantly seeks gratification of basic desires

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Pleasure Principle

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14
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The driving force of the ego , or its attempts to meet basic needs without violating social constraints

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Reality Principle

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15
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Processes by which the ego reduces anxiety

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Defense Mechanisms

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16
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A person behaves in a manner opposite to their true feelings such as angry person that acts excessively cheerful

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Reaction Formation

17
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Unwanted thoughts or feelings are assigned to another person

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Projection

18
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Unwanted thoughts or feelings are pushed out of the conscious into the unconscious

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Repression

19
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Unacceptable thoughts or feelings about a person or thing are shifted to a more acceptable person or thing

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Displacement

20
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Point of view stating that past experiences influence the present state of mind and the nothing happens by chance

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Psychic Determinism

21
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Perceived source of control in an individual’s life that results in the attribution of events to circumstances either within or beyond the individual’s control

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Locus of Control

22
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Learning that occurs through observing the behavior of others, modeling

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Observational Learning

23
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A personality model that posits that an individual’s behavior is the result of the interaction between an individual’s cognition and the environment within which the individual resides

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Reciprocal Determinism

24
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The beliefs an individual holds concerning his or her skills and ability to perform certain acts

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Self-Efficacy

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Psychologists that chose to focus on the potential for positive growth and achievement in an individual rather than the individual's deficits
Humanistic Theorists
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The final tier of Maslow's theory of human motivation , in which the individual has reached their full potential in every aspect of their life
Self-Actualization
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An individual's perception of his or her abilities , behaviors, and characteristics
Self-concept
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A self-report questionnaire that clearly, asks about a wide range of behaviors and feelings, and assesses several traits at once
Objective Personality Inventory
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Assessment instruments, based on the psychodynamic perspective, that are sensitive to the examinee's beliefs and are a way to examine the unconscious
Projective Personality Tests