Lesson 4: From the Perspective of Psychology

Question 1

4 Goals of Psychology

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to describe
understand
predict
control

Question 2

hereditary/genetics

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Nature

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environment

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Nurture

Question 4

theory which assumes that a certain phenomena/situation can influence the lives of everyone.

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Analytical Psychology

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proponent of Analytical Psychology

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Carl Jung

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a segment of ideas that is placed in our deepest unconscious mind.

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Collective unconscious

Question 7

ancient or archaic image that derive from our collective unconscious.

Answer 7

Archetypes

Question 8

Type of archetype:
the kind of mask that only select what personality that a person wants to show/present

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Persona

impression management by Ivan Goofman

Question 9

Type of archetype:
- represents darkness & repression.
personalities that we don’t want to acknowledge, bad qualities that we don’t want to show to other people.

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Shadow Archetype

Question 10

Type of archetype:
- feminine side of men
irrational and illogical thinking

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Anima

Question 11

Type of archetype:
- masculinity side of women.

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Animus

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Type of archetype:
- symbolises fertility and destruction.

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The Great Mother

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Type of archetype:
- archaetype of wisdom and meaning
pre-existing knowledge and mysteries of life.

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The Wise Old Man

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Type of archetype:
- unconscious image of a person who conquers evil fore.

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Hero

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Type of archetype:
- highest form of archetypes that symbolizes our wholeness & completeness.

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Self Archetype

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• Father of American Psychology

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William James

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Theory of self is divided into two parts;

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1. Me Self is Empirical Me
2. I Self is Pure Ego

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• the product of all our experiences.

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Global self

Question 19

• is coined by Murray Bowem, it is the process of freeing ourselves from our family’s expectations.

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Self Differentiation

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• conceptualised by Carl Rogers
• how we perceive ourselves

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REAL and IDEAL SELF CONCEPT

Question 21

• It is the comparing actual self to ideal self

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SELF DISCREPANCY THEORY

• Edward Tory Higgins

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3 TYPES OF SELF

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Actual self
Ideal self
Ought self

Question 23

1. individual has the sense of living (being alive, spontaneous feelings, and emotions).
2. a mask of our behavior (we only comply with their expectations).

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TRUE AND FALSE SELVES

Donald Woods Winnicott

Question 24

Albert Bandura
1. people learned based on expectations.
2. Albert Bandura’s experiment. We learn social observation.

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THE SELF AS PROACTIVE & AGENTIC
1. Social Cognitive Theory
2. Bobodal Experiment

Question 25

it is a core of observational learning. adding and subtracting behavior summarizing the observation

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Modelling

Question 26

- belief of an individual that we are capable of performing certain behaviors that can produce desired outcomes.

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Self-efficacy

Question 27

- according to Albert Bandura, "monitor, judge, react to our behavior". If we learn ______, we'll be able to do it.

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Self-regulation