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Georgia Tech | PSYC 2240
Personality Theory
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FinalExamStudyGuideEssays(ShortAnswerpossibilities) Chapter 10 1. Most of the time there are no obvious reinforcers for our behavior. We study for an exam, but no one is there to reinforce our studying minute-by-minute. We work on long-term projects that -
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FinalExamStudyGuideEssays(ShortAnswerpossibilities) Chapter 10 1. Most of the time there are no obvious reinforcers for our behavior. We study for an exam, but no one is there to reinforce our studying minute-by-minute. We work on long-term projects that -
Georgia Tech PSYC 2240
Final Exam Study Guide Sample True False Questions 1. The range of convenience of a theory covers the areas to which a theory is applicable. A) True B) False 2. Older adults are most motivated to develop new skills. A) True B) False 3. Self-efficacy invol -
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Powerpoint 2: Needs and Motives: Basic Principle: Human Behavior s best understood as a reflection of needs -needs and motives define who a person is Needs: -lack of food, water, air, sex -manifestation of an internal state -direct behavior -reflect an un -
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Psychology chp.8 notes trait approach - uses a basic, limited set of adjectives or adjective dimensions to describe and scale individuals for a trait approach to succeed, it should use a relatively small number of traits to account for a person\'s consiste -
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Psychology Review: E xistentialism: What is the nature of existence? How does i t feel? What does i t mean? - Soren Kierkegaard - Friedrich Nietzsche - Mart in Heidegger - Ludwig Binswanger - Medard Boss - Jean-Paul Sarte K N HBBS Kangaroos never have bro -
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Kurt Lewin: behavior was clearly a function of both personal characteristics and immediate social situation - B = f ( P,E) behavior is a function of both the person and the environment Harry Stack Sullivan : Interpersonal Psychiatry Chumship: derived from -
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Class1 13:47 FigurePaintingwasthefirsttodevelopinthe4C.Italwaysassociatedwith courtpainters.Ithasanaffinitywithnaturalism.Attimes,LiteratiImpressionism influenceswerebeingfelt.Fromtheseriesofportraitsabove,itisclearfromthe developmentofnaturalismwasstoppe -
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Psych Chp.9 - it is not how much money you have but rather how you think about your existence, including comparing yourself to other people Existentialism: -existentialism: an area of philosophy concerned with the meaning of human existence - sometimes sp -
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Psych2240 Sdata:Selfreports Assumesthatthemostknowledgeablepersonaboutyourpersonalityisyou Simpleandunderstandableaspossible Advantages: InformationRich Assessthoughts,feelings,andintentions Whatwesayaboutourselveshascasualforce Validbyselfdefinition -
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PSYCH 2240 Exam 2 Review -Lexical Hypothesis: We can conceptualize personality through.something something Dark side.human language McCrae & Costa: Five Factor Model The Lexical Hypothesis*WILL BE ON THE EXAM -Natural language encodes important dimensions -
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Personality Theory: Erik Erikson Biography 0. Born near Frankfurt, Germany 1902 0. Raised by mother (Jewish/Danish) and stepfather (Jewish) 1. Thought stepfather was biological father (Danish) 1. Identity confusion 2. Not accepted as fully Jewish due to p -
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Personality Theory: Erich Fromm Biography 0. Born Frankfurt, Germany 1900 1. Only child in Orthodox Jewish family 0. Devoted to religious studies - later denounced and called himself atheistic mystic 2. Unhappy home life 1. Moody father, Depressed mother -
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Personality Theory: Carl Jung Biography 0. 1. 2. 3. 4. Born in small village Switzerland 1875 Religion: strong theme in early years Father was pastor / Inconsistent mother Introvert: isolated self from world; lived in own head Mysticism in early childhood -
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Personality Theory: Alfred Adler Neo-Freudian Theories 0. Main disagreements revolved around: 0. Negativity of Freuds theories 1. Belief that most (if not all) of adult personality is shaped by early childhood experiences 2. Emphasis on sex 3. Failure to -
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Personality Theory: Sigmund Freud Anna O Biography Born in Freiberg, Moravia 1856 (now Czech Republic) Moved to Vienna, Austria (age 4) Raised medical school 1873 Medical degree 1881 Residency in neuropsychiatry 1882 Co -
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Personality Theory: Introduction Theory 0. Elements of a Theory 0. Construct: 1. Operational Definition: 2. Theoretical Propositions: 3. Hypothesis: 4. Empirical: Criteria of a Good Theory 0. How can we decide whether a theory is worthwhile? 1. Verifiable -
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Maslow The Humanistic Paradigm 0. Focus on Phenomenology 1. Free Will 2. Importance of Meaning 3. Emphasis on Uniqueness of Each Individual 4. Human Nature = Good 5. Optimism about Humanity & Future The Humanistic Paradigm: Basic Ideas 0. Focus on Present -
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Carl Rogers In a psychological climate which is nurturant of growth and choice, I have never known an individual to choose the cruel or destructive pathit is cultural influences which are the major factor in our evil behaviors. -Evil derives from our cult -
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