Personality(Chapter 11)

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