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Mind Map by Sofi Rivera, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Sofi Rivera
about 7 years ago
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Personality
- Individual differences in
aspects of thinking,
feeling and behaving.
- Explanation of perspectives:
- Psychoanalysis
- Theory of
personality of
therapy by Freud.
- Personality
- Childhood
experiences and
unconcious motives.
- Levels of awarness:
- Concious
- Thoughts and feelings. We do have access to them.
- Thoughts and feelings. We do have access to them.
- Preconcious
- Our memories. We have a partial access to them.
- Our memories. We have a partial access to them.
- Unconcious
- Our impulses and our instinct. We don't have access to it.
- Our impulses and our instinct. We don't have access to it.
- Concious
- Systems of personality:
- Id
- Impulses or instinct. Principle of pleasure
- Impulses or instinct. Principle of pleasure
- Ego
- Rational or concious. The reality.
- Rational or concious. The reality.
- Superego
- The moral of a person.
- The moral of a person.
- Id
- Childhood
experiences and
unconcious motives.
- Theory of
personality of
therapy by Freud.
- Humanism
- Studies the whole
person and how
each individual is
unique.
- Nothing
conditionates your
personality and
behavior.
- Nothing
conditionates your
personality and
behavior.
- Hierarchy of needs
pyramid made by
Maslow.
- Person certified
approach by
Carl Rogers:
- Acceptance
- Emphaty
- Congruence
- Nation of Self
- Self Actualization
- Acceptance
- Studies the whole
person and how
each individual is
unique.
- Trait Theory
- Study of the human personality that
identifies and measures the degree to
which certain personality traits exist
from individual to individual.
- Types of
personality by
Hippocrates:
- Phalmatic
- Choleric
- Melancholic
- Sanguine
- Types of traits:
- Cardinal Trait
- Dominates the entirety of a person's life.
- Dominates the entirety of a person's life.
- Central Trait
- General characteristics that you use to describe another person are called central traits.
- General characteristics that you use to describe another person are called central traits.
- Secondary Trait
- Only come out under certain situations.
- Only come out under certain situations.
- Cardinal Trait
- Phalmatic
- Study of the human personality that
identifies and measures the degree to
which certain personality traits exist
from individual to individual.
- Social-Cognitive Perspective
- Emphasizes cognitive processes,
such as thinking and judging, in
the development of personality
- Cognitive-affective
personality
system
- Behaviors
- Behavior
genetarion process
- Interacction among mediators.
- Encoing process.
- Features of simulations
- Features of simulations
- Encoing process.
- Interacction among mediators.
- Behavior
genetarion process
- Behaviors
- Behavior
- Situational
Factors
- Cognitive
Factors
- Situational
Factors
- Emphasizes cognitive processes,
such as thinking and judging, in
the development of personality
- Psychoanalysis
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