How People See Me
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- How Freud Sees Me
- I'm so horny and angry all the time
- How Adler Sees Me
- I crave constant validation and use emotional manipulation tactics in fear that people won't pay attention to me anymore. I'm just a wittle baby after all.
- How Horney Sees Me
- All I want is to feel loved and safe, please, for the love of god--
- I can be expressively both of these things depending on the circumstances, but Freud was convinced this was what all behavior was driven by.
- How Eysenck Sees Me
- I just spoke to one attractive person and now I want to sleep for three years.
- I'm the youngest in my family, so there are certain traits that Adler would have believed I would inevitably grow to possess, such as being an attention seeker and generally less independent.
- How Rogers Sees Me
- I just want to feel okay, I'm trying so hard.
- I have a lot of anxiety that tends to dissipate when I feel that I am in a safe environment with people who care about me, and Horney believed childhood anxiety stems from such desires.
- How Bandura Sees Me
- I used to be more socially active until I started feeling like I wasn't welcome which made me seclude myself more which made it harder to relate to my peers and made me more convinced I wasn't welcome
- Generally, according to Eysenck's evaluation of my personality, I lean more towards introversion and emotional instability.
- I feel like I could cry right now but also break so much furniture
- Rogers believed people were born inherently good, but are impacted by their environment which compromises this development. Even though I have certain glaring flaws, that doesn't mean they're failures of character under this perspective.
- Bandura followed the connectivity of reciprocal determinism where a person's behavior is influence by its interactions with personal factors and the environment which also influence each other respectively. The application to my own life is in the visual