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| psychological qualities that bring continuity to an individuals behavior in different situations at different times |
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| includes temperament, trait, and type approaches to personality |
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| openness to experience, conscientiousness, extraversion, agreeableness, and neuroticism |
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| attribute of psychological test gives consistent results |
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| multiple stable personality characteristics exist within individual and guide his or her thoughts and actions under various conditions |
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| attribute of psychological test measures what is being used to measure |
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| ancient memory images in collective unconcious |
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| collective unconciousness |
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| Jung's addition to the unconcious reservoir for instinctive memories includes archetype |
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| concious, rational part of personality charged with keeping peace between superego and id |
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| personality dimension involves turning ones attention outward, toward others |
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| Carl Rodger's term for healthy, self actualizing individual has self concept both positive and congruent to reality |
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| unconcious portion of personality houses basic drives and stores repressed memories |
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| focus on inner experience ones own thoughts, and feelings less outgoing and sociable |
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| individuals sense of whether control over his or her life is internal or external |
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| Jung's term that portion of the unconcious corresponding roughly to Freudian id |
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| one psychological reality composed of one's perception and feelings |
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| freud's assumption that all mental and behavioral responses are caused by unconcious traumas, desires, or conflicts |
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| group of theories originated with Freud. All emphasize motivation (unconcious) influence of the past on development of mental disorders |
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| process in which cognitions, behavior, and environment mutually influence each other. |
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| self actualizing personality |
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| minds storehouse og values includes moral attitudes |
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| implicit personality theory |
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| person's set of unquestioned assumptions about personality, used to simplify task of understanding others |
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