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| Personality consists of Id, superego, ego |
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| Behavior is determined by goals as well as by early childhood experiences |
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| People are primarily social creatures and try to be perfect |
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| Our personalities are shaped by the interaction between basic needs and societal opportunities fulfilling them |
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| Relationship between parents and young children is important |
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| Personality exists in terms of interpersonal relationships |
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| People are faced with a crisis in each of the 8 stages |
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| Behavior explained through reinforcement |
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| We learn by imitating models |
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| People are motivated by certain needs in a specific order |
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| Self-concept is an important part of personality |
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| THe consistent, organized, and unique ways of behaving |
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| Stress the role of the unconscious in determine behavior |
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| large group of people who share common traits, customs, or ways of behaving |
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| refers to moral aspect of someones personality |
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| Carl jung believed it contains all of the memories from our ancestors |
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| makes people strive toward complete fulfillment |
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| consists of ways of thinking, the use of symbols, such as words and numbers and logical thinking |
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| system of attituudes that people have toward themselves. With all the emotions and feeling associated with these attitudes |
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