PSY 315 Exam 1 Study Guide PDF

PSY 315 Exam 1 Study Guide Psychodynamic Approach Freud Hints: Items followed by a T are from your text; the rest are from Jung lecture. Many of the test questions will be on your...

PSY 315 Exam 1 Study Guide Psychodynamic Approach Freud Hints: Items followed by a T are from your text; the rest are from Jung lecture. Many of the test questions will be on your exams, and ALL of the extra credit questions will be from your text. If you Adler are wondering what to study for each item and theory, your note Erikson outlines will often help. Each test will include several questions Di Rivera (1997) T in which you will be asked to match researchers with their studies & major findings, theories, models, etc. Valli & colleagues (2006) T Shurcliff (1968) T Intro to Personality & Assessment Psychodynamic approaches (4) Personality vs the Situation Psychoanalytic theory Definition of personality 3 components of personality Definition of traits 3 levels of awareness The Study of personality: theory + 3 more T Iceberg metaphor Collectivist culture T Defense mechanisms (7) Individualist culture T Use of defenses as a function of age T The 6 approaches to personality T The Franklin Verdict T Two characteristics of a good theory T Triebe T Statistical significance T Freud’s view of aggressive sports T Significance level for a “real” difference T Libido Used to see if effect is large enough to be important T Thanatos 3 terms used interchangeably with “test” Psychosexual stages (5): Validity Age range Validity tests Body part focus Reliability Task Reliability tests Fixation(s) Test-retest Oedipus complex Spit test Electra complex Content validity Anal retentive personality Construct validity Anal repulsive personality Predictive validity Psychoanalysis Peer review Transference Self report tests Countertransference Projective tests Insight tools in Psychoanalysis (5) MMPI Theories of hypnosis NEO Personality Inventory Human figure drawing test T 16 PF Questionnaire Obscenities The Rorschach test Freud’s theory of humor Thematic Apperception Test Catharsis Evaluation of Projective Tests Analytic psychology Correlational vs experimental research Individual psychology Most research in personality is ? and why? Ego psychology The “file drawer problem” T Psychosocial stages (8): Age range, name, 3 weaknesses of case studies T crisis, personality influence 4 situations when case studies are useful T Neo-Freudian Duke & Davidson (2002) T Klinger 1970 & conclusion re hypnotists’ shows T