| A | B |
|---|
| personality | how they think, act, their feelings, total of who they are |
| psychoanalysis | freud's theory of therapy |
| concious | awarness of sesation thoughts and feelings at the given moment |
| preconcious | info is there but you need the stimulus to get it out |
| unconsious | storhouse of stuff we can't remember, the greater # memories, the greater potential for a disorder |
| id- pelasure principle | want it then and now- present at birth |
| ego- reality principle | part of personality that lets them know they have to wait to get what they want |
| superego- moral prinicple | notion of right and wrong |
| oral | chewing biting and sucking |
| anal | potty training, develop anal retentile or everything has to be perfect |
| phallic | notice difference between boys and girls |
| latency | no impact, more concentrated on social |
| puberty | unconscious attractions rederected towards opp. sex |
| fixation | tendency to get "locked in" at an early immature stage of development |
| defense mechanisms | unconscious methods of minimizing anxiety by denying and disturbing reality |
| neo- analystic- Jung Adler | believed we are all born with experience and inferior complex |
| collective unconciouse | believed unconcious mind played a role |
| rorschach inkblot | a projective personality test |
| TAT | people are asked to make up stories from a set of amiguouse pics |
| modeling- Bandura | plays a role in personality- immitating |
| subjective expectancy | when do somthing get reinforced |
| value of reinforcement | value of praise |
| person vriables-Mischel | individual looks at themselves for factore and the factors will distinguish who we are and influences us |
| locus of control | expectancy that outcomes are controled by internal factors or external (fate) |
| self efficiency | belief that you are capable of performing behaviors to get to a desired outcome |
| Carl Rogers theory | believed each of us is driven by capability to become the best we can |
| unconditional positive regard | letting human know you value them becuase they are human |
| self concept | what you think of yourself |
| self discrepency thory | difference of how you are and how you want to be |
| Abraham Maslow | believed people were driven to reach max potential and only reach it if we had lower needs met |
| self actualization peak | best you can be |
| Allport's traits | beleived ther were certain traits that stayed w/you affected how you behaved and how others see you |
| Catill's five factors model | said we can look at people and tell where they fall in the model |
| Multitrait inventories | objective inventories (multiple choice) |
| MMPI-2 | consists of questions designed to see whther they have psychological disorders |
| personality- Hippocrates | beleived you are influenced by fluids in the body |
| personality-Gall | believed you could tell their traits by feeling bumps on hte head |
| Sheldons body types | body build can tell traits |
| introversion dimension | closed- keeps to themselves |
| extroversion dimension | outgoint- high thrills seaker |
