1. Explain the roles of the Id, Superego and Ego, as theorized by Freud. 2. Explain...

 

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1. Explain the roles of the Id, Superego and Ego, as theorized by Freud. 2. Explain the role of defense mechanisms. (Why do we need them?) 3. Explain each of these defense mechanisms: denial; regression; sublimation; projection, displacement. 4. List the three personality methods of coping identified by Karen Horney. 5. In the study of personality theory, explain why were Adler, Jung, Horney and Erikson were identified as "Neo-Freudians". 6. Explain the main idea of reciprocal determinism. 7. Differentiate between the work of Gordon Allport and Raymond Cattell. 8. Explain the three major types of temperament identified by Thomas and Chess. 9. Explain the primary finding of the Minnesota Study of Twins Reared Apart. 10. a. Differentiate between personalities in individualistic cultures and personalities in collectivist cultures. b. In which countries would you find either of them? 11. Your fried Alex calls you and tells you that she's feeling depressed. As you are listening to her, you are listening for signs that she may have an inferiority complex. What might she say that would suggest that she has an inferiority complex? Part B. List each part of the Five Factor Model of Personality. Part C. Explain the purpose of the TEMAS and C-TCB projective personality tests. Part D. Complete this chart: Theory Theorist a. Birth order affects our personality b. Our personality develops throughout our lifespan c. Men have womb envy b/c they cannot give birth d. We have an internal and an external locus of control e. We all have a callective unconscious f. Self-concept and ideal self EXTRA 3 POINTS. 1. Take this personality assessment based on Cattell's 16PF questionnaire to see which personality traits dominate your personality. 2. Ask a family member or close friend if they agree with the results of the assessment of your personality profile. 1. Explain the roles of the Id, Superego and Ego, as theorized by Freud. 2. Explain the role of defense mechanisms. (Why do we need them?) 3. Explain each of these defense mechanisms: denial; regression; sublimation; projection, displacement. 4. List the three personality methods of coping identified by Karen Horney. 5. In the study of personality theory, explain why were Adler, Jung, Horney and Erikson were identified as "Neo-Freudians". 6. Explain the main idea of reciprocal determinism. 7. Differentiate between the work of Gordon Allport and Raymond Cattell. 8. Explain the three major types of temperament identified by Thomas and Chess. 9. Explain the primary finding of the Minnesota Study of Twins Reared Apart. 10. a. Differentiate between personalities in individualistic cultures and personalities in collectivist cultures. b. In which countries would you find either of them? 11. Your fried Alex calls you and tells you that she's feeling depressed. As you are listening to her, you are listening for signs that she may have an inferiority complex. What might she say that would suggest that she has an inferiority complex? Part B. List each part of the Five Factor Model of Personality. Part C. Explain the purpose of the TEMAS and C-TCB projective personality tests. Part D. Complete this chart: Theory Theorist a. Birth order affects our personality b. Our personality develops throughout our lifespan c. Men have womb envy b/c they cannot give birth d. We have an internal and an external locus of control e. We all have a callective unconscious f. Self-concept and ideal self EXTRA 3 POINTS. 1. Take this personality assessment based on Cattell's 16PF questionnaire to see which personality traits dominate your personality. 2. Ask a family member or close friend if they agree with the results of the assessment of your personality profile.

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