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What Would Freud Say?: $200

The Id, Ego & Superego

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What are Freud’s 3 Systems of Personality?

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The part of the mind that Freud would use Hypnosis, Free Association & Dreams to accessAnswer

What is The Unconscious?

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Carl Jung’s Four Functions of the Mind

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What are Sensing, Thinking, Feeling & Intuiting all a part of?

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When someone becomes vain, narcissistic and has an inability to love.Answer

What is a Symptom of Fixation of the Phallic Stage?

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When someone pushes away threatening impulses by overemphasizing the opposite in their thoughts & actions.

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What is Reaction Formation?

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The 3 parts of the mind according to Carl Jung.

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What is the Ego, the Personal Unconscious & the Collective Unconscious?

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The 3 modes of adapting to the world, according to Karen Horney

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What is Passive Style, Aggressive Style, & Withdrawn Style?

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The four components of Adler’s typology

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What are Ruling-Dominant, Getting Leaning, Avoiding & Socially Useful?

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The father of ‘complexes’ & the person who stressed the importance of each person’s role in society.

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Who is Alfred Adler?

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Who Am I, Really?: $1000Erik Erikson’s ego crises Answer

What are Trust vs. Mistrust, Autonomy vs. Shame & Doubt, Initiative vs. Guilt, Industry vs. Inferiority, Identity vs. Role Confusion, Intimacy vs. Isolation, Generativity vs. Stagnation, Ego Integrity vs. Despair?

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The belief that a person’s personality is totally determined by biological & genetic factorsAnswer

What is Biological Determinism?

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Schizophrenia, Bipolar Disorder, Angelman Syndrome, Williams Syndrome & Alzheimer’s Disease

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What are some genetic disorders and diseases that effect personality?

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The tendency to seek out specific types of environments- may explain why some people grow towards more fulfilling spaces while others grow towards health-threatening environments

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What are tropisms?

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According to Eysenck, one has a lower level of brain arousal so they seek out external stimulation & the other has a higher level of brain arousal so they shy away from external stimulation.Answer

Who are Extroverts & Introverts?

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Symptoms of a sensitive Behavioral Inhibition System (BIS) and symptoms of a active Behavioral Activation System (BAS)Answer

What is when someone is prone to anxiety, alertness & worrying (BIS) or when someone is impulsive & constantly seeking rewards (BAS)?

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Pavlov Made Me Do It!: $200

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After a repeated pairing of an unconditioned stimulus that gets an unconditioned response AND a neutral stimulus, the neutral stimulus will get the same response as the unconditioned stimulus (e.g. Pavlov’s Dog)

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What is Classical Conditioning?

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This psychologist believed that personality is the group of commonly performed responses that a person has learned & that thoughts & emotions do not cause behavior.Answer

Who is B.F. Skinner?

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The concept that the consequence of a behavior (good or bad reinforcement) will either strengthen or weaken behaviorAnswer

What is Thorndike’s Law of Effect?

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Examples of Drive ConflictsAnswer

What are Approach-Avoidance, Approach-Approach & Avoidance-Avoidance?

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This psychologist proposed this: that motivators of behavior are hunger, thirst, sex or pain.

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What Clark Hull said were Primary Drives

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They organize knowledge and expectations about one’s environment & determine how we think & act

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What are Schemas?

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The psychologist who studied how people learn and who is associated with Observational Learning, Vicarious Learning & the Self-System.

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Who is Albert Bandura?

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The psychologist associated with Behavior Potential, Specific Expectancy, Generalized Expectancy & Locus of Control

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Who is Julian Rotter?

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This psychologist proposed the theory that emphasizes the idea that people actively endeavor to understand the world & construct their own theories about human behavior

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Who is George Kelly & the Personal Construct Theory?

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The cognitive style variables of when a person’s problem solving IS or IS NOT influenced by noticeable but irrelevant aspects of the situation that the problem occurs in

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What is Field Dependence or Field Independence?

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What did Professor Dooley bring to drink on the FIRST day of class?

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