Chapter 12 Flashcards

(50 cards)

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Psychoanalytic perspective

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Freud; How personalities are determined by what happens in childhood

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Id

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All basic instincts

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3
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Pleasure Principle

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Demands immediate, unrestrained gratification

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4
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Ego

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Decision maker

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5
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Reality Principle

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Satisfy needs without getting in trouble

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6
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Superego

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Moral conscience

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7
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Personality Development (Freud)

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Psychosexual stages

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Libido

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Free-flowing sexual energy

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9
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Fixation

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Stuck at a stage

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10
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Oral stage

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Birth-18 months; mouth

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Anal stage

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18 months- 3 years; potty training

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12
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Anal retentive

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Over gratified at anal stage; clean, organized

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Anal expulsive

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Under gratified at anal stage; slob, messy

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14
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Phallic stage

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3-6 years; Symbolically focussed on genitals

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Oedipus complex

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Boys want mom, castration anxiety, scared of dad, latch onto dad since dad can have mom

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Electra complex

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Boys have something girls do not, want it, want dad, mom had dad, latches onto dad

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17
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Latent stage

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6-12 years; libido diffused

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18
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Genital stage

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12+; sexual maturity

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19
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Defensive mechanisms

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Ego twists reality to make it less threatening

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20
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Repression

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Things that cause anxiety are pushed into the unconscious

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21
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Regression

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Return to behaviors which reduced anxiety at an earlier age

22
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Reaction formation

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Unacceptable impulse turned into the opposite

23
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Projection

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Anxiety causing feelings are projected onto someone else

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Rationalization

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Give explanations that aren’t the real reasons but are more acceptable

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Displacement
React to something that was not actually what caused the anxiety
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Sublimation
Take energy caused by anxiety and turn it into something useful or acceptable
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Assessing unconscious
Use projective tests
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Thematic Apperception Test
Show picture, they tell a story
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Rorschach test
Ink blots
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Why repression is false
Bad memories are remembered really well
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Why Unconscious is false
We aren't aware of a lot in out minds but its info processing
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Why Freud was unscientific
Can't empirically test it
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Neo-Freudians
Accept personality structure and huge unconscious, don't focus on sex and aggression
34
Humanistic perspective
Humans are inherently good, studies average people
35
Maslow's Hierarchy of needs
Self actualization (accept ourselves, caring)
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Carl Rogers
Self concept is the core of our personality; growth-promoting climate
37
Genuineness
Can disclose info and make connections
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Acceptance
Unconditional positive regard
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Empathy
Really listen and share in feelings
40
Self esteem
Feelings of self worth
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Low self esteem
Critical and judgmental of others, depression, and anxiety
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Self-serving bias
We have the tendency to think more positively of ourselves than is warranted
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Evaluating humanism
Appealing but subjective and unscientific, individualistic
44
Trait perspective
ID certain dimensions and traits of personality
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Big 5
Emotional stability; extraversion; Openness; Agreeableness; Conscientiousness
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Myers Briggs
4 dichotomies
47
MMPI
ID clinical disorders; most widely used
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Social-cognitive perspective
Personalities are shaped by our environment
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Reciprocal determinism
Personalities shaped by situation, thoughts, feelings, and behaviors
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Problems with social-cognitive
Too much on situation, not enough on traits