The Science of Psychology: An Appreciative View, 2nd Edition (King)

Chapter 12: Personality

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is an enduring pattern of emotional, cognitive, and behavioral ways of responding to the environment.
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Freud believed that psychological problems were ; in other words, they were caused by multiple unconscious processes.
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Freud considered the to be the psyche's conscience.
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When a person is unable to successfully navigate the challenges of a specific stage of psychosexual development, thereby not progressing to the next stage, that person is .
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The is a personality assessment that involves presenting people with pictures and asking them to tell a story about what is happening in the picture.
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According to Freud, the ego works on the principle.
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Will's doctor just told him that he had developed lung cancer after many years of smoking. Will leaves the doctor's office and lights a cigarette, telling himself that he is fine and smoking is no big deal. Will is using the defense mechanism .
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Although he is highly prejudiced against women, Joe makes sure to always speak with women in his office in a friendly way and tries to promote them when possible. Jung would describe Joe's behaviors as the result of his ; one of the archetypes help in the collective unconscious.
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Adler's theory of argued that people are motivated by their desire for perfection.
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,  , and  are the three essential qualities that Rogers believed people needed to have in their relationships.
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