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Psychodynamic personality theories |
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Freud: interplay between unconscious and conscious |
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Freudian method of therapy |
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release of pent-up emotion supposed to lead to healing |
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most processing occurs in unconscious, eg with memory. |
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Oedipus complex (for girls, Electra Complex) |
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boys want to sleep with mothers and want to kill their fathers, at least subconsciously |
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Stages of psychosexual development |
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1. oral. birth to 1.5 yrs. fixated on mouth. 2. anal (1.5-3 yrs) 3. phallic (3-6 yrs) play with genitals. penis envy, castration fear 4. latent (6-adolescent). suppress sexual urges 5. genital (puberty-adult). become interested in sex |
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hedonistic, biological desires. babies are all id. |
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who "you" are: rational aspect of mind. |
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higher, moral, aspect of mind. developed from parents and society. |
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defense mechanisms help people cope with disturbing memories and thoughts |
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Overall evidence on validity |
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Jung's collective unconscious and archetypes |
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we have a vast store of knowledge from previous generations. we are all a part of the collective unconscious. disparate cultures tend to have the same folk stories and dream symbols |
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Adler and "social interest" |
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people have a desire to identify with the social group |
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life stage in which individuals have resolved all major conflicts and are happy. |
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personality test with pathological orientation |
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Empirical method of MMPI development |
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based on studies in loony bins. mentally ill patients tested and compared with family members. problem is that people |
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MMPI’s detection of deception |
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a few scales designed to detect malingering, deception, and filling out bogus answers |
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Cattell's personality research method and “16 PF” |
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Cattell went through thousands of words to find synonym clusters for personality traits, and then condensed into much smaller list of personality traits. |
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extraversion vs introversion; neuroticism vs stability. plotted along a 2D graph with four axes. |
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Trait theories of personality - "OCEAN" |
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Norman's Big Five Traits -Conscientiousness -Agreeableness -Neuroticism -Openness to experience -Extroversion |
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when somebody tells you something vague about your personality, you tend to believe it |
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neuroticism, extraversion, agreeableness, conscientiousness, and openness to new experience |
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recent trend is that narcissism increasing along generational lines |
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Projective testing w/rationale |
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Rorschach inkblot procedure |
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projective personality technique in which someone is asked to make up a story for each picture |
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Personality and criminal profiling |
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ADD MORE. fairly strong personality correlation, I believe. twin studies show MZ with much higher correlations than with DZ. |
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turing test for machine awareness |
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according to Freud, period when a child begins to play with his or her genitals |
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Refusal to accept a disturbing realization |
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projecting your flaw onto others |
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if someone makes you angry, you punch a wall or a small person instead of the person who made you angry |
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suppression of anxious thought into subconscious |
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revert back to child-like state |
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overcompensate for anxious thought by going very far opposite, like the dude who doubts he's gay so he sleeps with a lot of women |
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use sexual energy in more socially acceptable way |
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