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An individuals characteristic pattern ofthinking,
behaving, feeling |
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| high strung, competitive, intense |
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| laid back, relaxed, less competitive |
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| withdrawn, seeks comfort being alone, can be sociable |
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| outgoing, seeks comfort being with others |
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the part of personality containing inherited psychic energy,
particularly sexulil and aggressive instincts |
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the part of personality that represents conscience,
, morality, and social standards |
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the part of personality that represents reason, good sense,
and rational self-control |
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| Freud's development of psychosexual development |
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1st Oral
2nd Anal
3rd Phalic
4th Latency
5th Genital |
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Carl Jung, all humans share a vast collective conscious
containing universal memories, symbol, images, and themes |
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universal, symbolic images that appear in myths, art
stores and dreams |
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| ones motivation to be evil |
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| for male it's a female side of the males personality |
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| for female it's the male side of the females personality |
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| study personality of identical twins separated at birth |
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body type or structure might be linked to type of
personality |
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| plump body; happy, carefree |
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| muscular body; bold, dominant personality |
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| thin body; reserved, high-strung personality |
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a psychological approach that emphasizes personal
growth, resilience, and the achievement of human potential |
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| Unconditional positive regard |
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love or support given to another person
with no conditions attached, develdped by Rogers |
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