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Ap Psych 10

personality

TermDefinition
personality individual's characteristic pattern of thinking, feeling, and acting
3 parts of mind conscious, preconscious, unconscious
unconscious reservoir of unacceptable thoughts
free association exploring the unconscious by relaxing and saying what comes to mind
psychoanalysis attributes thoughts and actions to unconscious motives
3 parts of personality id, superego, ego
id pleasure principle (unconscious)
superego ideals, standards, morals for judgement (preconscious)
ego reality principle/mediator (conscious)
oral stage (1) 0-18 months: mouth
anal stage (2) 18-36 months: control/bladder
phallic stage (3) 3-6 years: genitals/jealousy
latency stage (4) 6-puberty: dormant sexual feelings
genital stage (5) puberty-death: maturation of sexual interests
erogenous zones zones for pleasure
oedipus complex boy's sexual desire to mother/jealousy towards father
electra complex girl's sexual desire to father/jealousy towards mother
identification kids incorporate parent's values into superego
fixation lingering focus of pleasure/stay at earlier stage
defense mechanisms ego's protective methods to reduce anxiety unconsciously by distorting reality
repression banish anxiety arousing thoughts
regression retreating to a more infantile stage
reaction formation switch unacceptable thoughts to their opposites
projection disguise own threatening impulses by attributing them to others
rationalization self-justifying explanation for real reasons
displacement shift-aggressive energy to less threatening objects
sublimation channel unacceptable impulses into socially approved activities
denial refuse to believe painful realities
projection test provides stimuli that triggers a projection of one's inner dynamics
TAT test express feelings through stories they make up about pictures of scenes
Inkblot test identifies one's inner feelings by analyzing their interpretations
terror management explores people's emotional/behavioral responses to reminders of their death
self-actualization an ultimate psychological need that arises after basic needs are met (self-esteem)
unconditional positive regard attitude of total acceptance of others
self-concept all thoughts of ourselves
trait characteristic pattern of behavior
Myers-Briggs Type Indicator ISTJ
personality inventory designed to gauge a wide range of personalities
MMPI most used personality test
empirically derived test test a pool of items and then selects those that discriminate between groups
the Big Five "canoe"
CANOE conscientiousness, agreeableness, neuroticism(stability), openness, extraversion
social-cognitive perspective behaviors influenced by traits and social context
reciprocal determinism interacting influences of behavior, internal cognition, and environment
self-serving bias perceive oneself favorably
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