PSYCH / SOC Class 4

Question 1

What did Erik Erikson do?

Answer 1

Extended Freud’s ideas

Question 2

What did Erik Erikson include?

Answer 2

1. Included social and interpersonal factors

2. Added additional stages through adulthood

Question 3

What did Erikson call his stages?

Answer 3

Psychosocial

Question 4

What is the infancy stage based on Erikson?

Answer 4

Trust vs mistrust

Question 5

What is the early childhood stage based on Erikson?

Answer 5

Autonomy vs Shame

Question 6

What is autonomy vs shame?

Answer 6

Children learn self-control vs children remain dependentt

Question 7

What is intimacy vs isolation?

Answer 7

Yes develop mature relationships vs unable to create social ties

Question 8

What is generatively vs stagnation?

Answer 8

Adults contribute to others vs adults feel that life is meaningless

Question 9

What is integrity vs despair?

Answer 9

Adults develop wisdom re: lifetime vs adults feel unaccomplished

Question 10

What theory did B.F Skinner create?

Answer 10

Personality isa result of learned behavior patterns based on our environments

Question 11

What did B.F found?

Answer 11

One of the founders of the behaviorist perspective

Question 12

What is social cognitive perspective?

Answer 12

Personality is a result of reciprocal interactions among behavioral, cognitive and environmental factors

Question 13

What did Albert Bandura state?

Answer 13

Patterns of behavior are learned through observational learning

Question 14

What did Albert Bandura state?

Answer 14

Patterns of behavior are learned through observational learning

Question 15

What is trait perspective?

Answer 15

Personality is a result of traits which are habituate patterns of behavior, through and emotion

Question 16

What are the cardinals traits?

Answer 16

Dominate an individual’s whole life

Question 17

How to cardinals traits develop?

Answer 17

Rare and develop later

Question 18

Cardinal traits are only for what type of people:…

Answer 18

Cardinal traits

Question 19

What is the central traits?

Answer 19

General characteristics that form the basic foundations of personality and describe people across different situations

Question 20

What is the secondary traits?

Answer 20

sometimes related to attitude for preferences

Question 21

What is Hans Eysenck associated with and what did he propose?

Answer 21

Trait theory; propose that genetics primary determine personality

Question 22

What is Hans Eysenck associated with and what did he propose?

Answer 22

Trait theory; propose that genetics primary determine personality

Question 23

What did Hans think about personality traits?

Answer 23

Personality traits are hierarchical, a few foundations traits giving rise

Question 24

Genetic differences determine….

Answer 24

Personality traits

Question 25

What was the biological perspective?

Answer 25

Personality results in individual difference in brain biology

Question 26

What personality part correlates to amygdala size?

Answer 26

Characteristics related to neuroticism

Question 27

What personality correlates with the anterior cingulate cortex?

Answer 27

Density and connections correlate with delay of gratification and long-term planning

Question 28

What personality correlates with the pre-frontal cortex damage?

Answer 28

Lack of morality

Question 29

What is behavioral genetics?

Answer 29

A field in which variation among individuals is separated into genertic versus environmental

Question 30

What is the central question of behavioral genetics?

Answer 30

Nature vs Nurture

Question 31

What is shared environment vs non shared environment?

Answer 31

Shared: Siblings reared in the same family Unshared: Environment unique to the individual

Question 32

What is the heritability metric?

Answer 32

Determine how much of a variation FINISH THE SLIDE