Psych Review
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27 terms
Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
 depression | most common psych disorder |
| trait | aspect always there and stable |
| Maslow | said you are motivated by self actualization |
| catatonic | schizophrenia where people are in a coma |
| humanistic | that you make conscious choices is based on what personality approach |
| Adler | this person's approach to personality revolves around inferiority complex |
| archetypes | supreme beings are referred to as |
| psychotherapy | just talking is this therapy |
| antipsychotic | this drug treats schizophrenics |
| aversive conditioning | counterconditioning where a negative is associated with something |
| Carl Rodgers | discussed person-centered therapy |
| behaviorism | reinforcement |
| Gordon Allport | said all traits are inherited |
| Anxiety, Dissociative, Mood, Personality, Somatoform, Schizophrenia | six types of psych disorders |
| Anxiety disorder | constant stress, unnecessary stress. Exs: phobia, OCD |
| Dissociative Disorder | separated from society, not realizing what is really going on society or with yourself compared to the past |
| Somatoform Disorder | disorders with psychologically caused physical symptoms. Ex: hypochondria |
| Mood Disorder | problems with depression and confidence |
| Schizophrenia | Serious disorders with a lost of contact with reality |
| Personality Disorder | not serious, but doing things uncharacteristic of yourself or common actions |
| Behavior therapy | eliminates undesirable behaviors through counterconditioning and a reward system. |
| Trait Approach | take aspect of personality and compare it to opposite of the trait (factors). Everyone has them and you fall somewhere on that line. Shy to outgoing. Restless to calm. Makes up person or personality |
| Psychoanalytic Approach | We undergoing inner struggles and experiences which create your personality. Inner conflict: id, ego, superego. Defense mechanisms |
| Learning Approach | Personality is determined by how a person has been raised by their environment. For example, reenforcement, motivation, or following someone you look up to. |
| Humanistic Approach | Based on self-esteem and self awareness. A personality is shaped by how a person perceives their environment. Also, a person worries about their basic needs first, and seeks acceptance and achievement. Personality adapts to what level we are at. |
| Sociocultural Approach | Focuses on ethnicity, gender, and culture, making up a large part of a personality. Culture is a result of the environment which shapes your personality |
| Humanistic, Learning, Psychoanalytic, Sociocultural, Trait | 5 approaches to explain personality |
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