Chapter 14 Test Review Flashcards
Transfer of an idea or impulse from a threatening object
Displacement
Defense mechanism in which people act contrary to their genuine feelings
Reaction Formation
ArchIdeas and images of the accumulated experience of all human beings
Archetypes
Obvious personality trait such as friendliness
Surface Trait
Consistency between one’s self-concept and one’s experience
Congruence
Channeling basic impulses into socially acceptable behavior
Sublimation
Process of adapting to a new or different culture
Acculturation
The young hero, fertile and nurturing mother, and wise old man are all examples of __________.
Archetypes
Unconscious methods the ego uses to avoid things that may cause anxiety
Defense Mechanisms
Store of human concepts shared by all people across cultures
Collective Unconscious
__________ was important to Carl Rogers who believed it reinforces a person’s self-concept
Congruence
Return to behavior that is characteristic of an earlier stage of development N
Regression
According to Freud, __________ leads to boys to try to become like their fathers so that they will be accepted by them and no longer fear them.
Identification
Imaginative and looks inward rather than to other people for ideas and energy
Introvert
The pattern of feelings, motives, and behavior that sets people apart form one anther
Personality
Freud believed that people sometimes deal with unacceptable impulses by __________ these outward onto other people.
Projecting
Process by which people learn to perform socially desirable behavior; described by behavioral psychologists
Socialization
Active and self-expressive and energized by interactions with other people
Extrovert
Psychologist whose list of personality traits is most similar to that of Hippocrates
Hans Eysenck
Single, underlying trait that gives rise to clusters of traits
Source Trait
Defense mechanism that uses self-deception to justify unacceptable behavior or ideas
Rationalization
Aspects of personality that are considered to be reasonably stable
Traits
Gives a persona sense of who she or he is as an individual
Self Concept
Personality theorist who developed the idea of basic anxiety
Karen Horney