Personality Unit 10 Types of Theories Psychodynamic Freud
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Personality Unit 10
Types of Theories ► Psychodynamic § Freud, Erikson, Jung, Adler, Horney ► Humanistic § Rogers, Maslow ► Trait § Allport, Cattell, Eysenck, Big 5 ► Social-Cognitive § Bandura, Rotter
Psychodynamic ► Erikson § 8 Stages of Life
Psychodynamic ► Sigmund Freud § Psychosexual Stages § Personality Structure ►Id ►Ego ►Superego § Defense Mechanisms
Psychodynamic ► Carl Jung § Levels of unconscious ►Personal unconscious ►Collective unconscious § Archetypes § Persona § Attitude types ►Introvert ►Extrovert
Psychodynamic ► Alfred Adler § Compensation ►Physical weakness § Inferiority Complex
Psychodynamic ► Karen Horney § Basic Anxiety ►Neurotic trends § Submission § Aggression § Detachment = Neurotic
Humanistic ► Abraham Maslow § Hierarchy of Needs
Humanistic ► Carl Rogers § Innate Abilities ►Actualizing tendency § Self-Concept ►Self-Actualizing tendency § Fully Functioning Person ►Unconditional Positive Regard ►Conditional Positive Regard
Trait ► Gordon Allport § Cardinal Traits § Central Traits § Secondary Traits
Trait ► Raymond Cattell § Factor Analysis § Surface Traits § Source Traits
Trait ► Hans Eysenck § Introverts/Extroverts § Stability/Instability
Trait ► Big/Robust Five ► Robert Mc. Crae and Paul Costa § From Eysenck
Social-Cognitive ► Albert Bandura § Expectations § Reciprocal Determinism § Self-Efficacy ►Performance Standards
Social-Cognitive ► Julian Rotter § Locus of Control ►Internal ►External
Social-Cognitive ► Martin Seligman § Learned helplessness § Learned Laziness § Positive psychology
- Sigmund freud psychoanalytic theory
- Projection of feelings
- Sigmund freud psychoanalytic theory
- Freudian fixation
- Freudian revolution
- Sigmund freud psychosexual stages
- Theoretical approaches to gender development
- Psychodynamic theories definition
- Psychodynamic ap psychology
- Freud personality types
- Fixated consumption behavior
- Tripartite personality
- Psychodynamic approach to personality
- Freud fixation theory
- Erogenous zones psychology definition
- Freud's 3 components of personality
- Freud's 3 components of personality