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Watson environmental determinism: the environment shapes people's personality and behavior
Kagan researched temperament developmental stages stability over time of personality effects of parenting show an effect of nurture
Mischel denied trait theory and the existence of traits says behavior is not stable or constant situation causes behavior Responses: many traits predict many behaviors behavior= trait + situation + interaction effect ideographic
Freud Id- desires, energy Ego- balances both, makes decisions Superego- social norms dreams are a window to the unconscious, emphasized free association defense mechanisms psychosexual stages oral anal phallic latent genital slippery concept
Adler 2 basic forces - cooperation - superiority both = mental health lacking in 1 or 2 = neurosis lacking in superiority = inferiority complex followed freud
Jung collective unconscious archetypes always a flip side of an identity
Anna Freud emphasis on families and normal people developed the ego
Erikson built on freud people strive for identity psychosocial stages trust, autonomy, initiative, competence, identity, intimacy, generavity, integrity
Rogers humanistic client-centered unconditional positive regard in therapy so client can internalize it self actualization- people strive to be ideal self organismic- what really happened phenomenal- how you saw it incongruence o=/=p
Kelly role construct reperatory grid ideographic types -physical characteristics -social role -ability -interpersonal trait range corrollary -focus of convenience -range Personal constructs -circumspection -preemption -control -result -channelize
James I as ego, knower, does things, feels, makes decisions me as self, known, like any other person judges beliefs based on usefulness, not truth
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