N408 Exam 1 Wk 2 Ii

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"[Enduring patterns of perceiving, relating to, and thinking] [about the environment and oneself] [that are expedited in a wide range of social and personal contexts]." This is ____'s definition of _______.

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APA's definition of "personality"

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3 major components of personality according to Freud

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Id, Ego, Superego

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**Anxiety**Unsatisfied needs/lack of interpersonal security=anxiety; Anxiety is the driving force behind the success of a relations; Self-system protects against anxiety…What theorist?

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Sullivan

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**Separation** Infant becomes independent from mother; Normal infants seek to differentiate themselves; Not all individuals can separate successfully…What theorist?

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Mahler

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Inherent traits that influence an individual’s methods of responding to the environment.Definition of ______.

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Temperment

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Relationship between personality and temperament.

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Temperament=The inherent traits of shape the personality; Personality=defines how one thinks, feels, acts and reacts in one's environment.

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psychic energy aka

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libido (Freud)

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Role of ego with psychic energy aka libido, id and superego

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ego attempts to balance libido between id and superego

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Piaget's stages of ________ development

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Cognitive

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Peplau's theory of ______________tasks

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psychological

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Mahler's theory of _____________

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Object relations

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Freud: personality component that is present from birth, needs immediate gratification, "instinct"

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Id

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Freud: personality component that is emerges at 4-6 months. External world is acknowledged at this point

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Ego

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Freud: personality component that emergest at 3-6 years. Values and morals are formed.

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Superego

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Freud: levels of sentience

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Conscious, Preconscious, Unconscious

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Freud:Part of senitence in which memories that can be recalled with effort

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"Preconscious"

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Freud: Part of sentinence that containts unacceptable thoughts, wishes, feelings, memories

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Unconscious

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Freuds' Psychic energy aka libido is distributed among

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id, ego, superego

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Freud's stages of _______ development

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Psychosexual

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Freud's theory is (interpersonal/intrapersonal)

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intrapersonal

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Kohlberg's stages of __________development

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moral

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Freud: The part of sentience that contains easily remembered thoughts and experiences, under control of ego

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the Conscious

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Freud: The driving force behind mental functioning and the driving force to fulfill physiological needs

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libido (psychic will)

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The majority of psychic energy aka libido rests with

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ego

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Sullivan's theory of personality development is (interpersonal/intrapersonal)

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interpersonal

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Relevance to nursing--Understanding ego defense mechanisms helps identify maladaptive behaviors. Which theorist?

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Freud

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Relevance to nursing--Knowledge about anxiety helps nurses to help clients achieve interpersonal security & a sense of well being Which theorist?

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Sullivan

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Relevance to nursing--Assists the nurse in assessing the client's level of individuation from primary caregivers. Which theorist?

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Mahler

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Relevance to nursing--Helps nurse I.D. distorted thought patterns (aka cognitive distortions) and help client make changes. Which theorist?

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Piaget

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Relevance to nursing--Helps nurse to assess the level of moral development of a client. Which theorist?

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Kohlberg