the psychological term for the difference between individuals as well as for the consistency in an individual’s behavior over time and in varying situations is BLANK
personality
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the way of organizing all the known facts about personality is called a BLANK
theory
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one goal of personality theory is to discover BLANK in people’s behavior
patterns
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most personality theorists began their careers in psychology as BLANK and then moved into the area of theory development
psycho-therapist
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psychoanalytic theories developed by BLANK and his followers stress BLANK motives
Freud, unconcious
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BLANK theorists, such as Maslow, emphasize growth potential
humanistic
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BLANK theorists, such as Allport and Eysenck, stress the need to understand basic personality characteristics
trait
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the first theorist to realize that “slips of the tongue” were not accidental occurrences but had meaning was BLANK
Sigmnd Freud
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Freud concluded that the most powerful influences in our personality were aspects of the psyche that were not BLANK
conscious
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Freud stressed the experience of BLANK in determining adult personality
childhood
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the reservoir of instictual urges is the BLANK
id
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the id strives for BLANK, regardless of the consequences
immediate gratification
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the component of personality that is mostly conscious is the BLANK
ego
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the source of ideals and conscience is that part of the psyche called the BLANK
super ego
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if the id deals with the “wants” and the ego with the “cans,” the superego deals with the BLANK
“shoulds”
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the superego uses BLANK as a form of punishment its standards have been transgressed
guilt
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the techniques that the ego uses to protect itself from overwhelming anxiety are called BLANK
defense mechanisms
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defense mechanisms stem form the BLANK part of the ego
unconscious
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when the ego reduces anciety by shifting unconsciously to another object, this is the defense mechanism called BLANK
displacement
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pushing an uncomfortable thought or feeling into the unconscious is the defense mechanism called BLANK
repression
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if we unconsciously replace an unacceptable feeling or urge with its oppostie we are using the defense mechanism of BLANK
reaction formation
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the defense mechanism in which we see our thoughts, feelings, or urges as coming from the outside world rather than from ourselves is called BLANK
projection
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when, under stress, we return to an earlier or less mature way of behaving, it is called BLANK
regression
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Jung tended to take a more BLANK view of human natrue than Freud did
postive
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Jung’s term for what Freud called the unconsciousness was “the BLANK unconscious”
personal
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BLANK unconscious” was the term Jung employed for the storehouse of insticnts, urges, and memories of the entire human species
collective
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BLANK are inherited, universal ideas, according to Jung
archetypes
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Adler felt that the driving force in people’s lives is the desire to overcome feelings of BLANK
inferiority
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BLANK theory of personality centers around the need to belong and the loneliness that freedom brings
fromm’s
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basic anxiety is the core of BLANK theory of personality
Horney’s
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BLANK, while accepting Freud’s theory, outlined eight psychological stages of development
Erik Erikson
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Int he 1940s, Dollard and Miller used learning theory to analyce many of BLANK ideas
Freud’s
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Skinner’s approach is labeled radical BLANK
behaviorism
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Bandura believes that personality is acquired by BLANK, or imitation
observational learning
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Maslow decided to study BLANK individuals as opposed to studying disturbed individuals, which was the general trend in psychology at the time
productive/healthy
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one charateristic of self-actualized individuals is that they tend to perceive BLANK accurately
reality
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most people who are not self-actualizing tend to BLANK their hopes and fears onto the world at large
project
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self-actualizers tend to have a strong sense of BLANK with other human beings
identity
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an important characteristic of self-actualizers is BLANK
autonomy
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to accept your organism and become open to all feelings is to be BLANK
fully-functioning
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trait theorists try to explain the BLANK of an individual’s behavior in different situations
consistency
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the BLANK approach studies one indivudal in detail
idiographic
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the mathematical tool of BLANK has been used to quantify common traits
factor analysis
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ESSAY
I consider myself a introvert. 3 personal characteristics would be that I am more shy, reserved, and I am more self-aware