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What is peronalaity?
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The sum total of:
enduring patterns of perception, cognition, and action in the interpersonal world. A habitual and predictable style of thinking, feeling, and acting, arising from the integration of constitution, early life experience, development, and interpersonal, social, and cultural influences.” |
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What is temperament?
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Inborn mood state
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What is character?
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qualities that reflect indiv's attitud about life (social & moral values)
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What is Social COnstruction?
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How person relates to the world - culture-dependant, interactive btwen indiv & environ
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What is a personality disorder?
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“A chronically maladaptive pattern of interpersonal functioning; habitual patterns of thought, feeling, and action that repeatedly result in significant social impairment and/or personal distress.”
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Define conceptualization
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And adaptive response to early events in which the indiv doen't yet have coping skils for
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What "ID"
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Basic want - pleasure principle
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What's "Ego"
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Creative ways of getting needs met - mediates internal vx ext worlds
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Whats Superego
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Social values/morals
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Define Splitting
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A primitive was to oragnize experiecne - black & white without intergration of components
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The 3 levels of personality organiztation
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Psychotic level (safety)
Neurotic (Attunement) Speratiove-individuation-(mirroring) |
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Different developmental theories & who they're attributed to:
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Winnicott: Good enough mothering
Kernberg: Early Disappointments Bowlby: Attachment |
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What is Adlerian Theory?
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Social beings (we fill roles available/birth order)
Inferiority complex, strive to uperiority as compensation |
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Maslow's theory?
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Hierarchy of needs:
Physiological Safety Belonging & love Esteem Knowing/understanding Aesthetic Self-Acutalization |