Chapter 2 Flashcards
(44 cards)
An individual’s mental wellbeing
psychological health
The order of psychological needs that must be met to move on to focusing on the next
Maslow hierarchy of needs
What are the tiers of Maslow’s hierarchy of needs
physiological needs, safety, being loved, maintaining self-esteem, self-actualization
Fulfilling a goal of meeting their human potential
self-actualization
What are the qualities of a self-actualized person?
realistic, accepting, autonomous, authentic, capable of intimacy, and creative
When a person knows what they want and if it is attainable
realistic
Having a positive self-concept and realistic self-esteem
acceptance
finding guidance from within and basing decisions on their own rules and values
inner-directed
people who act in accordance to other people’s opinions
other-directed
people who are not afraid to be themselves
authentic
people who can share their feelings and thoughts without fear of rejection
intimacy
a field of psychology that focuses on an individual’s strengths and positive traits
positive psychology
What are the three dimensions of happiness?
pleasant life, good life, and meaningful life
What does it mean to be normal?
to be close to the population average
Why is it beneficial to have anxiety?
can help with solving a problem before it becomes too big
A stage theory that proposes we develop according to resolving tasks
Erikson’s Stages of Development
Why is it important to find a sense of self?
understand our place among our peers
Who do our early identities model after?
our parents and peers
What is one of the problems with Erikson’s stage theories
does not mention how our identity can shift over time
The time where we do not have much self-esteem because we don’t know ourselves?
identity crisis
Criteria for judging what is good and bad
values
What are the dimensions of spiritual wellness?
social support, healthy habits, positive attitudes, and moments of relaxation
children developed sense of being loved and being able to give love
positive self-concept
a self-concept that a person develops on their own
integration of self-concept