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Wait till later."
"Do your own thing."
"Don't do it."
"Oh, sit on it."
Material that can easily be brought to awareness.
everything we are aware of at a given moment.
Repressed memories and emotions.
Thoughts, perceptions, and memories.
social interactionism.
Neuroticism.
Agreeableness.
Sense of humor.
Ego
Id
Superego
subconscious
the over-emphasis on sexuality in personality development.
Freud's treatment of father-daughter relationship.
The need for a stern or threatening mother in the development of conscience.
The unimportance of the first years of life in the formation of personality.
Create traits that fit people.
Increase the number of basic traits that have been identified.
Classify traits and discover how they are related to behavior.
Reduce the common traits to measures of temperament.
ego.
libido.
Life force.
Eros.
Pleasure principle.
Reality principle.
Ego ideal.
Creature comfort principle.
have removed the "person" from personality.
Emphasize situational determinants of behavior.
Stress the role of the unconscious.
Would view a trait as stable in all situations.
Trait; humanistic
Psychoanalytic; behaviorist
Psychoanalytic; humanistic
Trait; behaviorist
pleasure principle.
Reality principle.
ego ideal.
Partial ego principle.
Social interactionism.
Conscientiousness.
Sense of humor.
Neuroticism.
facilitate conscious development.
Are symbols that appeal to basic archetypes.
Provide the means for achieving control over a hostile environment.
Transmit specific information for solving developmental tasks.
psychoanalysts.
Radical behaviorists.
Social learning theorists.
Humanists.
Hostile, generous, or destructive impulses arise in the unconscious.
Personality is acquired through conditioning and observational learning.
Personality is strongly influenced by one's self-image.
Personality develops from initial feelings of inferiority.
Unconscious.
Conscious.
Postconscious.
Preconscious.
Subconscious
Preconscious
Unconscious
Conscious
latency period
Oedipal and Electra conflicts
Genital stage
Phallic stage
meta-needs.
The self or self-image.
Self-reinforcement.
The pleasure principle.
phallic
Latency
Anal
Genital
Psychoanalytic
Behavioristic
Humanistic
Psychosocial
persona.
Collective consciousness.
Archetypes.
Mandalas.
Stress.
Personal growth.
Humankind.
internal conflicts.
The hereditary aspects of one's emotional nature.
Unique and enduring behavior patterns.
favorable and unfavorable personal characteristics.
Charisma, character, or temperament.
psychodynamic
analytical
Humanistic
Trait
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