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    General Information This paper is of a test review of the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) with the essence of psychometric properties. The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator or MBTI is a self-report, forced-choice questionnaire regarding personality inventory. Katharine Cook Briggs and Isabel Briggs Myers originally developed the assessment with the first version of MBTI Manual published in 1962 (Kaler, 2007). The MBTI is designed to assess an individual’s preferences of one’s own perception and…

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    Psychodynamic Perspective Definition: Psychodynamic approach was originally called Freud’s psychoanalysis, but in the recent years this perspective comes on a large scale with the development of Adler’s, Jung and Erikson’s theory. Both words are often intermingled with each other. Notice that psychoanalytic approach consist if only Freud’s theory but the Psychodynamic approach consist of all the four theories given by different scientists. The psychoanalytic approach is both the treatment and…

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    Personality a complex subject on how we view our selfies which can be described as our feelings, the way we act, and what we think. From a psychologist view there are four different perspectives with conflicting and similar views on what it is. With these competing perspectives individuals can have their own view of personality. The three major concepts for me is the self, external environment, and our abilities. The concept of one’s self is being able to know who you are and your personality…

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    Word Association Analysis

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    Word associations consist of reading words and the person must respond with the first word that comes to mind. I played a version of word association during elementary school following the basic rule but never viewed it as a psychodynamic therapy. This experience, however, was the first time I viewed word association in a therapeutic format. I did not know what to expect and did not know what type of meaning word association gives. I was hesitant at the beginning of the process because word…

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    Sigmund Freud suggests that one’s psychodynamic complex directs his conduct in the world (Freud). The protagonist in Shakespeare’s play Hamlet is precisely a character whose actions and thoughts are guided by a sophisticated psychodynamic complex. Hamlet’s personality development is a manifest of the Oedipus complex because his conduct reveals the impact of Oedipus complex in human’s unconsciousness. I will first examine how Oedipus complex shapes Hamlet’s personality development by drawing…

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    In the book, The Lord of the Flies, written by William Golding, each character express the three main parts of Freud’s theory. The ID is root of what each person wants. The ID is like a child that has so sense of conscience. The SuperEgo is the holding of all socially imposed behavior. The SuperEgo is taught through parental instruction. Finally, the Ego is the balance between the ID and the SuperEgo; it is reality. The novel, The Lord of the Flies, written by William Golding, can be read using…

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    Freud's produced a psychodynamic hypothesis that identity creates through cognizant and oblivious. The most vital idea of this hypothesis is that the cognizant and oblivious are frequently clashes. Life is a tradeoff including dynamic adjust of different strengths. The five phases of improvement comprise of first the oral stage where nervousness creates accordingly of holding sustenance. The second being butt-centric stage where uneasiness emerges because of wrong can preparing. The third,…

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    Id, Ego, Superego Project

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    Id, Ego, Superego Project Essay Per Sigmund Freud, author of the psychoanalytic theory and designer of the tripartite personality, the key to a healthy personality is a balance between the id, the ego, and the superego. When this prompt was first presented, it seemed obvious that a balance scale, similar to the scales of justice, would be the perfect artistic representation of the unique relationship between the id, ego, and superego. Furthermore, the prompt called for quotes to express the…

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    Media Scandal Watergate

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    Democratic National Committee headquarters at the hotel Watergate who was caught and was carrying thirty-five hundred dollars’ worth of high surveillance equipment, after this incident was released to the public two tenacious reporters Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein question Nixon connection to this case. This inquisition would reveal the astonishing secret, that…

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    The Intelligence Committee is a select committee; it specializes in, and is responsible for, the oversight of intelligence activities and programs of the United States (GovTrack). Their prerogative is to ensure that the intelligence activities of the United States are within constitutional law. In order to execute and enforce this objective, they propose legislation and provide legislative oversight. Due to its importance, this committee is present in both the House and Senate (GovTrack). The…

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