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person's characteristic pattern of thinking, feeling, and acting |
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oral
anal
phallic
latency
genital
Freud- ID's pleasure seeking energies focus on erongenous zones |
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1st stage 1 year old
pleasure centers on the mouth: biting, sucking, and chewing
Primary conflict: weaning off bottle or nursing |
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2nd stage 1-3 years old
pleasure foucuses on going to restroom and control of bladder
Conflict: tiolet training
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3rd stage 3-6 years old (superego develops)
sexual feelings can develop electra/ oedipus complex
Pleasure zone is genitals
Conflict incestuous sexual feelings |
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4th stage 6 years- puberty
Dormant sexual feelings
Same-sex play (boys have cooties)
developing social skills
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5th and last stage puberty and on
expressing sexual feelings
Maturation of sexual interests
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3-6 years old
sexual desires toward your parent of the opposite sex and jealousy toward the other parent
i.e.- boy has sexual feelings for his mother and jealousy toward his father |
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stuck in a stage relevent to an unresolved past conflict that stunted things
Freud:example-if oral fixation the person may smoke, suck thumb, or exessively eat |
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moral imperatives
both conscious and unconious
develops around age 4-5
based around family and society |
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reality principle
makes peace between ID adn superego
develops as a toddler
is the speaker of the socailly exceptable way |
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pleasure principle
completely unconcious
Start life with this. wants instant gratification |
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Genetic factor
shared environmental factors
non-shared environmental factors
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founder of psychoanalytic movement
Around during victorian era and had this beliefs
- sex repression
- sex for procreation
- mistresses satisfied mens "uncontrolable" sexual desires |
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psychoanalytic theory of personality |
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Psychis derteminism:
-All psychological events have a cause
symbolic meaning:
-All actions are meaningful
Unconscious motivation:
-We rarely understand why we do things |
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6 anxiety and defense mechanisms |
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regression
reaction formation
projection
reationalization
displacement
denial |
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motivated forgetting of emotionall threatening memories or impulses
Freud believed that this is the basic mechanism that banishes anxiety-arousing impules and enables other defenses |
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motivated forgetting of distressing external experiences |
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act of returning psychologically to a younger, and typically simpler and safer age |
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transformation of an anxiety provoking emotion into its opposite |
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unconscious attribution of our negative characteristics onto others
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directing an impulse from a socailly unacceptable target onto a safer and more socailly acceptable one |
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providing resonable sounding explanations for unreasonable behaviors or failures |
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talked about themes in the unconscious as a source of creativity and insight.
found opportunities for personal growth by finging meaning in moments of coincidence |
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may have projected from his own experience
focused on the fight against feelings inferiority as a theme at the core of personality
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didnt like freud for his ideas that women were weak and subordinate to men
she highlighte dthe need to feel secure in relationships |
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structured, systematic exposure to a standardized ser of ambiguoues prompts, designed to reveal inner dynamics
ink blobs |
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People: allport, eysenck, mccrae, costa
an enduring quality that makes a person tend to act a certain way |
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MMPI
Minnesota multiphasic personality inventory |
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assesses abnormal personality tendencies rather than normal personality traits |
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interviewed Freud when allport was a student
and eventually came to describe personality in terms of fundamental traits
he came to define personality in terms of identifiable behavior patterns
concerned more with describing and less with explainging |
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trait theory of personality |
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that we are made up of a collection of traits, behavioral predispostions that can be identified and mesured, traist that differe from person to person |
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brain activity is low so they seek stimulation
dopamine and dopamine realated neural activity tend to be higher
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created the factor analysis that studied the personality demensions
it identifies factors that tend to cluster
your either extraverted or introverted
these are related to genetics |
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personality inventory
-which behaviors and responses the person would choose
empirically derived test
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MMPI |
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big 5 personality factors |
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conscientiosness
agreeableness
neuroticism
openness
extraversion |
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Their stability
Predeictive value
heritability |
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people: albert bandura
interaction between a person and their socail context involving how we think about ourselves adn our situations |
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People: jung, adler, horney
the unconscious and conscious minds interact. childhood experiences and defense mechanisms are important |
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People: rogers, maslow
rather that examining the struggles of sick people, its better to focus on the ways healthy people strive for self-realization
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assuming that pepople are having attention focused on you when they actually may not be noticing you |
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high/normal
-resistance to conformity, less harm from bullying, and increased resilience and efforts to improve their own mood
Low
- leads to problems, prejuduce, critical of others |
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scienticstudy of how individuals behave, think, and feel in social situations |
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