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Personality
Unique way individuals think feel and act
Character
Values
Temperament
what kind of person you are when you were born
Conscious
unaware
preconscious
before you wake up
unsconsious
unaware
Id
pleasure I want it now
Ego
logical find a realistic way to get what I want
Superego
conscience, you shouldn’t do that its wrong
Stages of perosnality development
oral anus phallic latency genital
oral
mouth weaning
anal
anus toilet training erogenous zone
phallic
oedipal and electra complexes castration anxiety penis envy
latency
sexual repression
genital
reawkening of appropriate sexual feelings
Jung
personal and collective unconscious, archtypes
Adler
inferiority, birth order, compensation supriority
Horney feminist
basic anxiety, womb envy
Erickson
8 psychosocial stages
Banduras reciprocal determinism
personal cognitive factors, environment, behavior
Rotters social learnign theory
expectancies
internal locus of control
assumes one actions after events and consequnces
External locus of control
assumes events and reinforcements because of luck fate or powerful others
Humanism
free will 3rd force
Carl rogers
humanistic, choice, self actualization, positive regard warmth love respect, unconditional/conditional love
Allport and Cattell
Allport had 200 traits and Cattell and 16PF
Surface traits
those easily seen by other people in the outward actions of a person
Source traits
basic traits that underlie the surface traits forming core of personality
O
openness to experience
C
conscientiousness
E
Extraversion
A
Agreeablesness
N
Neuroticism
Behavirist
learned responses or habits
Behavioral assesments
used by behvaiorist direct observation rating sclaed or frequency
Interview
used primarily by psychoanalysts and humanists, can include structured or unstructured formats
personality inventories
developed by trait theorists, detailed description of PT, Objective test rather than subjective
MMPI-2-RF
used to detect abnormalities or psychological disorders
Myers-Briggs
used for vocation and career choices
Projective test
used by psychoanalysts, defense mechanism
Rorschash inkblot test
pictures with ink
TAT
Thematic Apperception Test used pictures to tell a story