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Psych Test 5

personality

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Behaviorist Theory (Skinner/Bandura) individuals differ in their learning experiences, they acquire different behaviors and thus shapes their personality
Observational Learning Personality is not acquired only by direct reinforcement. Bandura
Humanistic Theory (Maslow) we have an ability to create and live by our own standards
Hierarchy of needs (Maslow) Bottom to top: Basic needs, Safety needs, Social needs, Esteem needs, Self-Actualization
Motivation Person needs to satisfy lower needs before they have the opportunity to move up to self-Actualization
Fundamental Needs hunger, thirst, safety
Psychological needs acceptance, love, self-esteem
Self-Actualizing needs fulfill one’s unique potential
Characteristics 3. Truly true to oneself 4. Willingness to grow
Self-Actualization All humans strive towards the realization of one’s potential as a unique human being
Trait Theory (Eysenck/Sheldon) Behavior and personality depend on how a person uses their unique pattern of traits
Eysenck “Two Dimensions of Personality” Stability v. Neuroticism, The degree to which people have control over their feelings
Stability easy going, well adjusted, even-tempered, relaxed
Neuroticism Moody anxious restless
Sheldon “Three basic body types” Endomorphs, Ectomorphs, Mesomorph
Endomorphs Jolly, relaxed, sociable, compliant, extrovert
Ectomorphs Detached, anxious, introverted
Mesomorph Aggressive, assertive, competitive
Who did the bobo doll study bandura
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