Psych Project
Siužetinės Linijos Tekstas
- How Freud Sees Me
- Superego
- Ego
- Id
- How Bandura Sees Me
- How Adler Sees Me
- We're the oldest siblings that are only a year apart!
- This graphic shows Freud's idea of id, superego, and ego that control your decisions. This is represented by an "angel" and "devil" on my shoulders as I make a decision.
- How Rogers Sees Me
- This graphic shows how my environment can influence me, like in Bandura's concept of social-cognitive perspective. I am a naturally introverted person, but at a party like this one, the environment of the party influences me to come out of my shell around my friends.
- How Horney Sees Me
- This graphic shows how Adler perceives the idea of birth order. In the picture, my two older siblings are seen talking and having a good time while I look on from the side. Since they are so close in age and I am the youngest, Adler would think I have an inferiority complex.
- How Eysenck Sees Me
- Rogers believed that people are naturally good unless impacted by an environment that limits growth. This graphic shows this idea because it shows me being surprised at how badly a scary, alternate version of myself that grew up in a very negative environment turned out.
- Horney believed that children had a desire for love and security. This image shows me volunteering to do dishes for my mother (even though I hate doing dishes) so that I can win her love and affection.
- Eysenck believed that certain traits are genetically influenced, like introversion and extroversion. This graphic shows how both my parents' introversion got passed on to me and now we are just a happy little introverted family.
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