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Personality Final

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The neurotic trend Horney caled moving toward other people produces the Compliant Personality
Erikson's first stage of psychosocial development was Trust vs. mistrust
Horney's system Is a feminist viewpoint of psychoanalysis
According to adler, which child is usually the pet of the family? Last born
According to Horney, which of the following is not an example of moving away from others? exploitation
According to Erikson, in what stage does a person need to be involved in teaching the next generation? Generativity vs. stagnation
The child most likely to develop at a remarkably fast rate is the youngest child
Helplessness, fear and hostility create whaat Horney called basic anxiety
According to Horney, a woman's sense of inferiority is socially and culturally based
In Adler's view, inferiority feelings are found in infancy
Erikson believed personality develops throughout the entire lifespan
One of Erikson's most important contributions to personality theory is his concept of Personality development throughout the lifespan
Which of the following is not one of Horney's neurotic needs? Need for conflict (partner, admiration and perfection)
According to Adler, a person who is competitive and ambitious is likely to be a second born
Adler's concept of birth order was based on His own experience
Horney, which of the following needs is an example of movement toward other people affection and approval
An idealized self-image is not based on reality, doomed to failure, and based on perfection
Adler, a person intersted in order and authority is likely to be a first born
Horney, what is the core of neurosis? Conflict
Adler used what methods of assessment birth order, dreams, and early recollections
Horney's four self-protective mechanisms have one single goal: to protect against basic anxiety
The list of ten neurotic needs should cause you to worry if it becomes a person's only way of reducing basic anxiety
Which of the following is ot a cuase of inferiority according to adler unconscious wishes
In erikson's final stage what crisis does the individual need to master integrity vs. despair
Horney strongly disagreed with freud about Penis envy
According to erikson, which stage of development occurs between 20 and 40 intimacy vs. isolation
Which of the following was not a dispute between freud and adler Adler emphasized the unconscious while freud emphasized the conscious
Adler, which child is usually the most intellectually mature? first born
Which of the following is true about horney's idealized self image? It is an idealized picture of oneself and it unifies personality
Which of the following was not one of the ways horney said parents undermine a child's security? These are all ways to undermine security (obvious preference for a sibling, unfair punishment and erratic behavior, breaking promises)
What is NOT a criticism of Adler's theories? They are too deterministic
According to horney, securing affection, being submissive attaining power and withdrawing are all types of self protection mechanisms
at what age would a child go throug erikson's stage of autonomy vs. shame and doubt? 1-3
Which of the following is NOT a contribution of Erikson? His view of sex differences and women was advanced
At what age would an individual experience Erikson's stage of ego integrity vs. despair? 65+
To adler, the unconscious was at the core of personality F, the conscious
According to Horney, a healthy self-image is inflexible F
Adler compensated for his personal weaknesses by working hard in other areas T
Erik Erikson literally means Erik son of myself T
According to the epigenetic principle, all human development is governed by genetics, social or environmental factors do not impact development F
Horney removed sex from the oedipus complex T
Erik Erikson was psychoanalyzed by karen horney F
horney was strongly influenced by adlerian theory T
Horney argued that women do not feel tension between motherhood and work F
Adler was originally a follower of Freud but split off from freud to develop his own theories T
The urge for perfection was what adler called the inferiority complex F
According to adler everything we do is shaped and defined by our unique style of life T
According to horney, there are three categories of behaviors and attitudes towards oneself and others that express a person's needs T
Research has demonstrated that pampered children tend to have higher self-esteem F
Adler's idea of social interest described an innate potential to cooperate with other people to achieve goals T
Adler believed everyone experiences a sense of inferiority and said that this begins in infancy due to dependency on adults T
horney's ten neurotic needs are irrational solutions to one's problems T
The concept of social interst is defined as the individual's innate potential to cooperate with other people to achieve personal and societal goals T
According to horney, the tyranny of the shoulds is an attempt to realize an unattainable self-image T
The first born child is likely to experience difficulties when they find that in areas of life outside the home, such as school, they are not the center of attention F
Adler believed the only child has not learned to share or compete T
Horney, basic anxiety is the all pervading feeling of being lonely and helpless in a hostile world T
Erikson believed older people should remain active T
Horney's idea of fight from womanhood stated that women become more sexually promiscuous due to feelings of superiority F
Inferiority feelings are alwayas present as a motivating force in behavior T
A person who fails to achieve a cohesive identity will experience a confusion of their roles and thus will have an identity crisis T
Adler disagreed with Freud about the value of dreams, he believed dreams fulfill wishes or reveal hidden conflicts F
Horney was influenced by Freud T
Adler's early childhood was marked by illness, an awareness of death and intense jealousy of his older brother T
Horney, being submissive can be a self-protective mechanism T
Adler did not believe birth order was important F
Horney believed that the only way to resolve inner conflict was through psychoanalysis F
adler, the mother either helps or hinders social interest T
Horney's concept of womb envy was her counter concept to freud's peniz envy T
Freud's anal stage corresponds directly with Erikson's initiative vs. guilt stage F
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