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| consists of the characteristics thoughts, emotional responses, and behaviors that are relatively stable in an individual over time and across circumstances |
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| how people differ in one or few dimensions |
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| goal seeking, sensitive to context, and adaptive to environment |
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| psychological nature of personality while recognizing that personality arises from basic biological processes |
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| behaviors, thoughts, and feelings |
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| unconscious forces influence behavior |
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| the desire to satisfy libidinal urges for pleasure |
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| energy drives pressure principle |
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| structure of the mind's three levels of mental awareness: conscious, pre-conscious, and unconscious |
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| content that's not currently in awareness but could be brought to awareness (long term) |
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| contains material that the mind can't easily retrieve (wishes, desires, motives) associated with conflict anxiety or pain |
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| progression through stages that affect personality |
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| stage during which they receive excessive parental restriction or indulgence |
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| blaming situational factors over which they have little control |
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| involves rational thought and problem solving |
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| occurs when a person words off an uncomfortable thought about self by embracing opposite thought |
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