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- How Adler Sees Me
- This boy is unequivocally guilty and there should be no debate about it!
- Is he crying for real right now...?
- No please I'm innocent *cries*
- How Horney Sees Me
- I think I can feel them kicking babe!
- Why don't I get the chance to nurture and birth a child! This is so unfair!
- How Rogers Sees Me
- I'm manifesting that I become more genuine, work on validating others' feelings, and being more empathetic
- This is demonstrating Adler's rule of inferiority. In this scene, the boy (me) is trying to convince the judge that he is innocent, but the prosecutor is determined to prove him guilty. Because he is placed in a stressful situation where he feels vulnerable by being interrogated, he feels inferior. He must overcome these feelings to prove his innocence.
- How Costa & McCrae See Me
- Wow! I can't wait to share this story when I get home!
- omg let's explore!
- This is demonstrating Horney's belief in womb envy, where I am jealous of not being able to conceive and nurture a developing baby as well as go through pregnancy. I am essentially envious of not being able to have superiority in creating life, so I take my superiority out in other areas.
- How Eysenck Sees Me
- Psych Topic Today: Eysenck & Traits
- Extrovert v.Emotional In
- Cooper in Ballet Class:
- Carl Rogers would see me though his theory of actualizing tendency. This is me meditating about who I am and who I want to be. I am trying to find my ideal self and overlap my real self and ideal self completely. I am also thinking about how to improve myself, which ties in the 3 conditions that facilitate growth in the Person-centered Perspective.
- How Bandura Sees Me
- 3
- Last test I didn't do well because the teacher did not teach well at all. I was set up to fail.
- This demonstrates Costa & McCrae's Big Five known as OCEAN. Open to experience, Conscientiousness, Extrovertist, Agreeable, and Neuroticism. Each character symbolizes one of these ideas. I am the conscientiousness one because that is how I think I would react if stranded on an island. That or agreeable but this idea was funnier.
- AHHHHHHHHHH!
- Since we are stuck here, we should help each other to get back so you can tell this story!
- After trying to solve this problem, it seems like it's a psych simulation...
- This shows how Hans and Sybil Eysenck because it shows both sides of their theories and how they would think I am. Extrovert v. Introvert and Emotional Instability v. Stability. On the left, me being an extrovert in psych period 2. And on the right, me addressing my nerves and focusing on truing that into productivity energy.
- Wow Cooper sure does talk a lot... how does he have that much energy at 8:45 am?!?
- Cooper
- Hans
- I have to always keep a level head or I'll psych (no pun intended) myself out for this class. I have to keep my emotions balanced
- 1
- This is an example of Bandura's idea of Self-Serving Bias. I am taking the credit for my success on the last test, but my... not so good grade... on the last test I am blaming on my teacher's teaching. I do this so often and psych is really calling me out on this one. Catch me in psych textbooks as an example soon!
- A+
- I did so well on this test! I studied really hard and it obviously paid off!
- A-
- 2
- Ok but you studied the same way for the last test and your grade dropped 17% (true story)
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