Psychology Chapter 14

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Process of adapting to a new or different culture

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Acculturation

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Defense mechanism in which people act contrary to their genuine feelings

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Reaction Formation

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Consistency between one's self concept and one's experience

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Congruence

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Transfer of an idea or impulse from a threatening to a less threatening object

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Displacement

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Unconscious methods the ego uses to avoid things that may cause anxiety

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Defense Mechanism

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Return to behavior that is characteristic of an earlier stage of development

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Regression

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Store of human concepts shared by all people across cultures

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Collective Unconscious

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Obvious personality trait such as friendliness

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Surface trait

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Channeling basic impules into socially acceptable behavior

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sublimation

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A type of person that tends to look inward rather than to other people for ideas and energy

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introverted

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The pattern of feelings, motives and behavior that sets people apart from one another.

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Personality

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On of Freud's defense mechanism: see your own faults in other people

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Projection

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The process by which people learn to perform socially desireable behaviors,

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Socialization

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A type of person that tends to be active and self - expressive and energized by interactions with other people.

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extroverted

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A defense mechanism that uses self-deception to justify unacceptable behaviors or ideas.

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rationaliztion

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Aspects of personality that are considered to be resonably stable.

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Traits

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This gives a person a sense of who she or he is as an individual.

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Self Concept

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Freud's part of the mind that is the "reality principle"

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ego

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When a person refuses to accept the reality of a bad or upsetting situation.

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denial

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A defense mechanism that pushes anxiety-causing ideas into the unconscious.

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repression

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He believed that personality traits are the result of different combinations of the body's humor.

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Hipprocrates

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A part of the mind that serves as the moral principle. (Freud)

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superego

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A part of the mind that serves as the "pleasure principle"

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id

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These theorists found that people that are bicultural have a higher self esteem.

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Sociocultural theorists

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This perspective focuses on ethnicity, gender and culture.

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Sociocutural perspective

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This theory agrues that personality is a result of inner conflicts between drives and rules.

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Psycholanalytic theory

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This psychologist agrued that personality is the result of free choice and action.

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Carl Rogers

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This psychologist argued that an individual's personality is the result of a combination of traits.

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Gordon Allport

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This psychologist argued that differences in personality is linked to the search for self actualiztion.

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Abraham Maslow

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These people tend to define themselves in terms of a group. (Africa)

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Collectivists

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These people tend to define themselves in terms of personal identity. (US)

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Individualism

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List Feud's five stages of development

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Oral, Anal, Phallic, Latency and Gential