How People See Me Project
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- How Adler Sees Me
- I am first born!
- No, I am first born!
- How Eysenck Sees Me
- It is very peaceful here in this garden. I enjoy this time to myself. It gives me time to think over everything...
- How Rodgers Sees Me
- Me neither. Thank you for always being honest and yourself. I am happy to be able to help you with these problems.
- Thanks for listening to my problems. I can't imagine what it would be like if we weren't friends...
- Alfred Adler focused on birth order theory, which says that personality can be affected by the order of birth with a family. First born children typically are more confident, rule followers, and high expectations for themselves.
- How Freud Sees Me
- Id
- Ego
- Superego
- Hans and Sybil Eysenck theorized Factor Analysis, which exists in two dimensions. These two dimensions can be identified by two debates: extraverted vs. introverted and emotional stability vs. instability. Extraversion is when you get energy from the outside world while introversion gets energy from the inner world, such as hobbies. Emotional stability describes you act emotionally, stable or instable.
- How Jung Sees Me
- I am just happy I was in the right place at the right time, Your Majesty.
- I am in your debt, my lord. Please accompany us to my palace.
- He's a hero! He saved us from that highwayman!!
- Carl Rodgers focused on the Humanistic Theory of Personality, part of which described a person-centered personality. Three parts of the person-centered personality are genuineness, being honest, unconditional positive regard, or acknowledging feelings without passing judgement, and empathy--tuning into the feelings of others..
- How Bandura Sees Me
- My kingdom is on the brink of war with our neighbors. It needs your allegiance and support. Will you join me to maintain peace in the region?
- Of course, Your Majesty. For both our rules. For both our lives. For both our hearts.
- Sigmund Freud focused the development of personality from the perspective of the different levels of consciousness. He identified three personality structures--the id, ego, and superego. The Id is the "devil" on your shoulder, urging your desire for immediate gratification in self-serving manner. The Superego is the "angel" on your shoulder or the voice of reason and morality. The Ego is the conscious controller of personality as it balances desires with reality.
- Carl Jung theorized the collective unconscious which can be further divided into archetypes and synchronicity. Archetypes are symbolic images that are universally known, such as a hero being someone who shows courage and bravery. Synchronicity is the idea that every event has meaning, or there is no such thing as a coincidence.
- Albert Bandura's work focused on the Self which is the core of our personality. This theory included the spotlight effect, different internal feelings, and the ideas of individualism and collectivism. Individualism is when you put your needs over the needs of the group. Collectivism is the opposite, so it is when you put the group's needs before your own.
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