OPTION A: This unit starts off talking about four different approaches to describe human nature: psychodynamic, humanistic, trait, and social-cognitive approaches.

1.In one sentence for each approach, describe a core belief of the approach.

2.Johnnie comes to see you, his therapist, because he is struggling in his current relationship. He and his partner have been arguing a lot over his current work situation. Johnnie was laid off from his last job and is struggling to find a new job. He is a bit sad and unmotivated. Pick TWO of the approaches and briefly describe how each approach might address Johnnie's problem and help him.

OPTION B:Sigmund Freud is a well-known contributor to the world of psychology

1. Jane loves to eat cake all the time and will eat it any time of the day, Bob is a stickler for the rules and is very quick to quote city ordinance at any chance he can get. Paul is an even keeled kind of guy who sometimes enjoys a cake and usually drives the speed limit, respecting the law. If you had to label each of these three people as either Id, Ego, or Superego, what would they each be?
2. Pick Jane, Bob, or Paul. What might Freud say happened during the psychosexual stages of development to lead this person to act this way? Clearly identify a stage of development where you think things "went wrong".

Please answer by your own words not copying the same words from textbook. Thanks