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Personality |
Individuals endurig response patterns (feeling,thinking,acting)accros dif situations |
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Theories of personality |
Learning Humanism Trait Cogmitive Psychoanalytic |
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Learning |
*Reward and punishment *External environment |
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Humanism |
Conscois awareness Sunjective feelings |
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Trait |
Temperament/abilities Lasting charscteristics |
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Cognitive |
Ways they think /interpret experiences & organize reality |
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Psychanalylitc |
Unconscious mind Internal mental conflict Sexual instincts Childhood experiences |
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Phenomenological approach |
Conscious experiences |
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Basic approach |
Systematic self-imposed limitation of observations,patterns, and way of thinking about these patterns |
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Learning and cognitive approach |
Behaviorism,social learning theory and cognitive personality psy |
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Clinical and personality psy overlap how? |
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Psychilogical triad |
How pple feel,think, and behave |
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Humanistic psy pursues how conscious awareness can produce unquely huma attributes like |
Existential Anxiety Creativity and free will |
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One branch of the phenomenological approach focuses on hoe conscious awareness produces uniquely human attributes and other branch focuses on |
The degree to which the experience of reality may e different cultures |
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Personalitt psy can be orgsnized in |
5 basic approaches |
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Personpsy emphasizes individual dif. They can serve as one of the disciplines strengths bcz |
It leads perpsyjst to be xtrimly sensitive to the fact that pple really are dif from each other |
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Perspsys big advan over other areas of psy is |
The psy of the whole person is taken into account |
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Psy triad parts |
Are not always consistent at all times |
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When patterns of behavior that are problematic Extreme Unusual Perspsy overlaps with |
Clinical psy |
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Example of vasic approach,paradigm of perspsy |
The psychoanalytic approach |