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Last Psych Test

Ch. 14

TermDefinition
Carl Jung (Introvert vs. Extrovert) human behavior determined by goals
Segmund Freud anything with the unconscious
Alfred Adler "creative self" strives to achieve goals, overcome inferiority, motivated by social interaction
B.F. Skinner (behavior) outside factors effects of personality environmental cause and effect
Albert Bandura observation and imitation
Abraham Maslow perfect person *unattainable
Life Instinct erotic + pleasure urges
Death Instinct desire for final end through self-destructiveness and aggression
Introvert responds mainly to inner stimuli; shy, quiet, stable, poor at making decisions
Extrovert responds to external stimuli; "life of the party", outspoken, ringleader
Freudian Slip mishear or miss say phrases are not mistakes but relative to ones unconscious feelings
Collective Unconscious universally inherited from ancestors
Defense Mechanism certain specific means by which the ego unconsciously protects itself against unpleasant impulses or circumstances
Denial refuse to accept the reality of something that makes you anxious
Sublimation redirect forbidden desire into socially acceptable desire
Projection believe impulses from within are really coming from other people
Repression push thoughts out of the consciousness down to the unconscious
Regression Revert back in time to past successful reactions when under pressure
Rationalization make up acceptable excuses for behaviors that cause us to feel anxious
Displaced Aggression take out frustration on less powerful opponent
Id what a person WANTS to do (devil)
Ego what a person CAN do (human)
Superego what a person SHOULD do (angel)
Created by: roquewan
 



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