Personality Psych Safmeds 1

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Personality is difficult to

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Define

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Personality theories can be distinguished as

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Macro and micro

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All scientific statements must be

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Falsifiable

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Knowledge based on observation

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Empiricism

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Knowledge based on personal experience

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Mentalism

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Consistent measures over time

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Reliability

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Accurate measures of a construct

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Validity

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Personality test devoid of reliability, validity

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Rorschach

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Three goals of psychotherapy

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Scholarly, ethical, curative

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Claimed psychotherapy ineffective in symptom remission

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Hans Eysenck

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Free association is based on the

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Talking cure

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Two important factors in free association are

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Slips and dreams

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Freudian sex drive

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Libido

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Number of Freudian developmental stages

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Five

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The three components of Freudian personality structure

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Id, ego, superego

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Number of Freudian defense mechanisms

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9

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Founder of analytical psychology

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Carl Jung

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Unique Jungian unconscious

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Personal

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Shared Jungian unconscious

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Collective

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Anima is to animus as

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Female is to male

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Jungian universal preconditions

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Archtypes

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Adler's belief that movement is defined by goals

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Finalism

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Adler believed that striving for superiority produced

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Inferiority feelings

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Adler's family constellation included

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Birth order

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Horney distinguished between idealized and

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Real self

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From believed personality was determined by individual needs and

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Societal demands