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Personality theories:
Trait theory
Defines personality as the combination of static lifelong qualities that a person might exhibit
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Trait perspective
Focuses on measuring aspects of personality that can be grouped into patterns of thought and behavior
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trait perspective is more about internal personality traits
Psychoanalytic theory
Defines personality as the unique flow of energy between three levels of consciousness; the ego, superego, and the id
Or
Psychoanalytic - unconscious mental life and the results of the ID/ego/superego struggle
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Psychoanalytic theory says that unconscious drives influence a person’s behavior
Biological – genes shape our behaviors
Behavioral - conditioned behavior
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Behavioral perspective focuses on observable behavior only
Humanist - free will actions to improve self
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Humanistic perspective focuses
on the complete healthy individual and stresses concepts like free will, self-efficacy, and self-actualization
Cognitive perspective explains
how humans process, store, and retrieve info and how info is used to solve problems
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cognitive - the interplay between personal choice and environment influences behavior
Social cognitive theory states
that people learn behaviors by observing and modeling others
Trait theory
Defines personality as the combination of static lifelong qualities that a person might exhibit
Or
Trait perspective
Focuses on measuring aspects of personality that can be grouped into patterns of thought and behavior
Or
trait perspective is more about internal personality traits
Psychoanalytic theory
Defines personality as the unique flow of energy between three levels of consciousness; the ego, superego, and the id
Or
Psychoanalytic - unconscious mental life and the results of the ID/ego/superego struggle
Or
Psychoanalytic theory says that unconscious drives influence a person’s behavior
Biological – genes shape our behaviors
Behavioral - conditioned behavior
Or
Behavioral perspective focuses on observable behavior only
Humanist - free will actions to improve self
Or
Humanistic perspective focuses
on the complete healthy individual and stresses concepts like free will, self-efficacy, and self-actualization
Cognitive perspective explains
how humans process, store, and retrieve info and how info is used to solve problems
or
cognitive - the interplay between personal choice and environment influences behavior
Social cognitive theory states
that people learn behaviors by observing and modeling others