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PERSONALITY (Psychoanalysis (Freud) /psychodynamic theory (new adjusted) :…
PERSONALITY
Psychoanalysis (Freud) /psychodynamic theory (new adjusted) : view of personality focusing on unconscious and childhood
the unconscious
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people faced a lot of scarring memories they needed to repress, it bc is a constant battle to know it
inorder to fix it, we need to make the urges conscious to relief problem
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Personality System
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Ego: executive control, reality principle
Super Ego: conscience, developed through society and parents
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Defense Mechanism
Repression: unconsciously stop thinking about sth, diff from suppresion
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If not get through it, go through fixation
oral
put every object into mouth as a child, may develop overeating
anal
refusal to release faeces, so hoard money in the future
phallic
observe lack of penis then give up hope of being a boy, adopt passive female persona
Evidence for Freud
repressor study
expose people to controversial words like death and war, most people cringe but those that have no reaction show "repression
repressors feel unaffected, less than anxious and people in denial - possibly because distract self
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projection study
extreme people see others as extreme instead/ everyone agrees you are prejudiced except you - shows projection
milder version: False Consensus Effect - overestimation of shared behavior/thinks more people than there actually is does what you're doing
eg: abused people estimate 20%, non abused estimate 5%
people in the situation don't necessarily guess wrongly, they just guess more
Criticism
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personal bias
he was mother's favorite, so develop oedipus complex?
Vague and untestable
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nonfalsifiable, because it explains ALL scenarios
Neo-Freudians
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Application to mental disorder - use some sort of psychodynamic therapy with anxiety disorders with focus on relationships
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People
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Carl Jung - collective unconscious: concept of shared,inherited reservoir of memory traces from species' history
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Trait Theory
view person with a characteristic pattern of behavior or a disposition to feel and act, as assessed by self report inventories and peer reports
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Assessment
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Use of
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Problems
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(COUNTER ARG) But personality can be the one that influences situations eg people pick situations and people change situations
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questions explored
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correlations like facebook word cloud, correlate with morning/night person
consistent traits
delay of gratification
marshmallow test show that delay = better SATs, less run in with law and less likey to get pregnant
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Criticism:
correlational, not causaton - still matter of directionality
Traits assume that when you say sb is __ , it means they are like that in more situations than an average person that isn't _
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evaluate
person-situation controversy: personality mostly stable as we grow older, but consistency of behavior in different situation is not stable, only ave is predictable
personality predictor eg music preference, bedroom/office state, online spaces/social media, written communication - extroverts use more adjectives
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Articles
if both neurotic qnd conscientious, might be good
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Social-Cognitive Theories: view behavior as influenced by interaction between people's traits and social context
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Self: assumed to be the center of personality, organizer of thoughts, feelings and actions
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Spotlight effect: overestimating others noticing and evaluating our appearances, performance and blunders, where irl no one cares
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Personality: an individual's characteristic pattern of thinking, feeling and acting