1Personality
Long standing traits and patterens that propel indeviduals to constantly think, feel, and behave in specific ways
2Personality is a conflict between our
biological pleasure seeking drives and internal socialized control over those drives
3Freudian Defence Mechanisms
Denial, Displacement, Projection, Rationalization,Reaction Formation, Regression, Repression, and Sublimation
4Denial
refusal to accept an uncomfortable truth about reality Ex. my hair is not wet
5Displacement
Shifting the target of an unacceptable desire to something else Ex. punching the wall at home insted of your boss
6Projection
Seeing something unacceptable about you and seeing it in someone else Ex. no, your hair is wet
7Rationalization
justification for an unacceptable behavior EX. im just so busy
8ID
the unconcious, instinctual urges, pleasure principle
9Superego
Developed moral compass
10Ego
the rational visable part of your personality, reality principle, balence between the ID and Superego
11Reaction Formation
When Someone's internal beliefs and actions are the complete opposite publicly Ex. a closeted gay person being publicly homophobic
12Regression
acting like a child as a response to stress/anxiety Ex. Throwing a childlike tantrum
13Repression
Not remembering a traumatic event Ex. your in a car accident and don't remember anything about it
14Sublimation
Taking an unnaceptable behavior and transforming it into something else Ex. a fighty, violent person becoming a boxer or mma fighter
15Freud Stages of Psychosexual Development in order
Oral Stage(0-1), Anal Stage(1-3), Phallic Stage(3-6), Latency Stage(6-12), Genital Stage(12+)
16Oral Stage Erogenous Zone
Mouth
17Oral Stage Conflict
Breast/Bottle Feeding
18Oral Stage Adult Fixation Examples
Chewing gum, vaping, smoking, other behaviors that revolve around the useage of the mouth
19Anal Stage Erogenous Zone
Butt
20Anal Stage Conflict
Bathroom Training
21Anal Stage Adult Fixation Examples
Being a Neat Freak or Messy/Unorganized
22Phallic Stage Erogenous Zone
Genitals
23Phallic stage Conflict
Oedipus/ Electra Complex and Castration Anxiety
24Oedipus/Electra Complex
Sexual desire for the parent of the opposite sex (oedipus for males, Electra for females)
25Castration Anxiety
Fear that the parent of the Same sex will find out about the Oedipus/Electra complex and beat the child up
26Phallic stage Adult Fixation Example
Vain, Overambitious
27Latency stage
Has no Erogenous zone, conflict, or Adult fixation
28Genital Stage Erogenous zone
Genitals, the general start of sexual feelings for peers during puberty
29Neo-Freudians
Adler,Erikson,Jung, and Horney
30Alfred Adler Major contribution
Birth order of child (First, Middle, and Youngest) shapes personality
31Erik Erikson Major Contribution
personality develops throughout life in a psycosocial theory of development
32Neo-Freudians Agreed with Freud on
his theories on childhood experiences
33Neo-Freudians disagreed with Freud on
the importance of sex, and deemphisized that in their own studies
34Albert Bandura's Social Cognative theory
Emphisizes learning from the enviroment and internal cognition in the shaping of personalities, includes Receprical Determinism and Self Efficacy
35Receprical Determinism
Behavior, Cognative prosesses, and enviroment shapes personality
36Self-Efficacy
Belief in ones ability to bring about certin outcomes, Strong Belief = High Self Efficacy Weak Belief = Low Self Efficacy
37Julian Rotter's Locus of Control
It is the belief in the control over ones whole life
38External Locus Of Control
Outside powers have control over your life Ex. God, Fate, Luck
39Internal Locus of Control
We have complete control over our own life, self-determination
40The Minesota Study of Twins Reared Apart
A case study that found the a set of twins raised seperately had similer personalities
41Neurosis (Freud)
Imbalence of ID and Superego
42Heritability
The proportion of differences that are due to genetics
43The Five Factor Model/ The Big Five personality traits
The Five core personality traits being Openness, Conscientiousness, Extraversion, Agreeableness, and Neuroticism (OCEAN)
45 Conscientiousness
Left is low score, Right is High Score

46Extraversion
Left is low score, Right is High Score

47Agreeableness
Left is low score, Right is High Score

48Neuroticism
Left is low score, Right is High Score

49HEXACO Model of Personality
Like the Big Five but The H is for Honesty-humility
50Projective Personality Tests
Based on the freudian defence mechanism
51Projective personality Test Examples
Rorschach Inkblot Test, Thematic Apperception Test(TAT), Rotter Incomplete Sentence Blank, Contemporized-Themes Concerning Blacks Test(C-TCB) TEMAS Multicultural Thematic Apperception Test