Module Outline |
Module 28: Psychodynamic and Humanistic Perspectives on Personality |
Module 28 begins the first of two modules covering personality theory. This module details the psychodynamic and humanistic theories. |
The theories of Sigmund Freud and the neo-Freudians (including Jung, Adler, and Horney) are explained. Freud’s division of the mind into the conscious, preconscious, and unconscious is explained, as well as the id, ego, and superego. |
The module concludes with the humanistic perceptive. Maslow’s hierarchy of
needs and
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Introduction | |
Personality | |
The Psychodynamic Perspective | |
Sigmund Freud | |
Psychoanalysis | |
Psychodynamic perspective | |
Hypnosis | |
Free association | |
Conscious mind | |
Preconscious mind | |
Unconscious mind | |
Freudian slips | |
Resilience | |
Id | |
Pleasure principle | |
Superego | |
Ego | |
Reality principle | |
Defense mechanisms | |
Repression | |
Regression | |
Denial | |
Reaction formation | |
Projection | |
Rationalization | |
Displacement | |
Psychosexual stages | |
Oral stage | |
Anal stage | |
Phallic stage | |
Oedipus complex | |
Latency | |
Identification process | |
Gender identity | |
Genital stage | |
Neo-Freudians | |
Alfred Adler | |
Inferiority complex | |
Carl Jung | |
Collective unconscious | |
Archetypes | |
Shadow archetype | |
Karen Horney | |
Projective tests | |
Thematic Apperception Test (TAT) | |
Rorschach Inkblot Test | |
Evaluating the psychodynamic perspective | |
The Humanistic Perspective | |
Humanistic psychology | |
Abraham Maslow | |
Hierarchy of needs | |
Physiological needs | |
Safety needs | |
Belongingness and love needs | |
Esteem needs | |
Self-actualization | |
Carl Rogers | |
Accepting | |
Unconditional positive regard | |
Genuine | |
Empathic | |
Self-concept | |
Evaluating the humanistic perspective |