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Name a weakness of the trait perspective.
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trait-does not provide much explanation
-why and how (we do have a personality) |
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What does the "id" say?
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id-(If it feels good do it) impulsive, unconscious, strives for pleasure
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What are archetypes?
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Carl Jung-developed theory of collective unconscious
-suggested prescence of collective and universal human memories, called archetypes -any prehistoric times are achetypes |
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What did Erikson focus on?
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focused on social relationships overtime
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How do behaviorists define personality?
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personality is a set of learned responses
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Name a short coming of Freud's approach
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other concepts are difficult to test
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What is self-efficacy?
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Persons perception of how effective a behavior will be in a given circumstance
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What are self-actualized people like?
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-Accept their own natures
-Are spontaneous -Focus on problems outside themselves |
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What are the big 5? (OCEAN)
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Openness
Conscientiousness Extraversion Agreeableness Neuriticism |
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What is the most widely-used personality test in psychology?
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MMPI-2 scales
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Tell me about inheritablity of traits
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Identical twins raised together are most similar
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What are projective tests?
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-Ambiguos visual stimuli
-Client is asked to respond with whatever comes to mind -Designed to tap the unconscious |
