PYSCH
Montāžas Teksta
- How Freud Sees Me
- I need to continue to see my favorite band so maybe I can meet them one day
- How Adler Sees Me
- I'm an only child, I'm very lost on my own personality sometimes. I feel as if I'm all.
- How Horney Sees Me
- Freud helped to highlight the importance of the unconscious mind. He said the unconscious mind can gear towards behavior that can be underlying.
- How Rodgers Sees Me
- I'm lost, I have no idea who I'm supposed to be even though I have a solid college plan
- Ideal Self: I know what you need to do. After you finish college, you need to get out of here. I know that's what you want.
- Alfred was the person who emphasized the birth order theory. He believed the order a child was born could effect their personality.
- How Eysenck Sees Me
- Me before school: I'm small and I know I can't do anything about it but I won't let that stop me...
- Me after 12 years of school: I'm small for my age and I just find it frustrating and hard to deal with cause it has been looked down upon all through school life
- She believed that the major influence on personal development can be found in child parent social interaction. She also highlighted the need to feel secure in relationships
- How Costa and Mccrae See Me
- I am simply a bundle of neuroticism, but sometimes I have my little moments of extroversion.
- Rodgers believed that we are trying to live up to our ideal selves. He defined healthy personalities as the individual that's fully functional.
- Eysenck said that two sides guide our personality. Eysenck believed that biological traits and conditioned personality traits meshed together during childhood creates the two sides.
- Costa and Mccrae developed the big five personality traits usually found in people, they are conscientiousness, agreeableness, neuroticism, openness to experience, and extroversion.
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