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| psychoalnalytic theory: development of motives divided into Deficiency motives- found in all animals,instincts or drives to correct imbalances and Being motives- only human desires to discover, understand, give love, fulfill potential |
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8 stages: trust vs mistrust, autonomy vs shame & doubt, initiative vs. guilt, industry vs. inferiority
Adult: identity vs. role confusion, intimacy vs. isolation, generativity vs. self-absorption stagnation, ego integrity vs, despair |
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| Loyola Generativity scale (LGS) |
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| 20 statements to measure generativity (p258) |
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ego development theory w/freudian roots. unlike Erikson stages must happen in order, but are not always reached:
Impulsive, self-protective, conformist, self-aware, conscientious, individualistic, autonomous |
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| Psychoanalyst: 1st half of life focused outward, 2nd inward |
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| Valiant: theory of mature adaptation |
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| 6 levels of defense mechanisms |
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| Gutmann's theory of gender crossover |
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| young adults display accentuated gender traits to attract mates and raise children. After parenting years over, able to express hidden sides of personalities by expressing traits of opposite gender |
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