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-ruled by pleasure principle
-present at birth
-immune to logic, values, morality, social norms |
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| Frued's division of personality |
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1.Conscious-ego
2.Preconscious-super ego right below
3.Unconscious-id |
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-organized, ration, planning
-mediator of Id &restrictions of external world
-rules by reality principle |
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internal judge-parental & societal values
-evaluates acceptability of behavior & thoughts, praises or adminishes |
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| -personality results from interation of behavioral, cognitive, & env. factors |
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-critical aspect of personality
-degree to which we are convinced of out own capabilities
-childhood to death |
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-emphasizes human potential, self-awareness, & free will
-sees ppl as being innately good and focuses on health personality
-perception of oneself is critical |
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-perception and beliefs you have about yourself
-innacuracy may lead to maladjustment |
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| (Rogers)Ideal self vs Real self |
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-ppl get alienated from their genuine feelings to conform to expectations
-some despise who they are in favor of who an idealized image of who they are "supposed to be" |
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| unconditional positive regard |
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critical to:
dev. self concept
-self actualization
-ability to cope w/ stress
-as children dev. self awareness, need for positive regard increases |
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| coditional positive regard |
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| -given when person is doing what providers of regard wish |
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| aspects of personality that can be seen by others in outward action |
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| more basic traits that underlue the surface traits, forming the core of personality |
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extraversion, neuroticism, agreeableness, conscienceness, openness to experience
-genetic and cross cultural research support model |
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presents amiguois visual stimuli to client and ask the client to respond w/ w/e comes mind
-Rorchack
-TAT |
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| pro. observes client in ordinary behavior in either clinical or natural setting |
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| a numerical rating is assigned to a specific behavior that is listed in the scale |
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| frequency of particular behavior |
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| paper&pencil or comp. test that consists of statements that requie a specific, standardized response from tester |
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| value judgments of a person's moral & ethical behavior |
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| -explains behavior as a cause of bio. changes in the chemical, structural, or genetic, systems in body |
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-unconscience conflict(psychodynamic)
-learned(behavior)
illogical thinking(cognitive) |
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| -problems in the physical surroundings of the person that may have an impact on the diagnosis, treatment, and outcome |
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| generalized anxiety disorder |
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| -person has feeling of dread and impending doom |
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-frequent and unexpected panic attacks
-can be secer and frightening-sweating, trembling, increased heart rate, hyperventalation |
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extreme & persistent feeling of hopelessness
-symptoms:abnormal sleep, fatigue, anxiety, withdrawal from others, aches, ect
-may be due to heredity, learned helplessness, illogical thinking
-Men 1 in 8
-Woman 1 in 4 |
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-permissive pattern of disregarding and violationg rights of others
-lying, stealing, manipulating, or harming others |
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-moderate depression that lasts two years or more
-typically reaction to external stressor |
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-instability of interpersonal relationships and emotions
-high level of impulsitivity & self destructiveness
-sense of self is unstable |
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positive:
-delusions and hallucinations
negative:
-deficits in normal fuctioning
-flat affect:dramatic reduction in emootional responsiveness & facial expressions
causes:
-biochemical imbalance
-brain structure abnormality
-stress-vulnerability |
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| study of abnormal behavior |
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| behavior;person finds it hard to cope with stress of everyday life |
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