AP Psych. Personality

developed new psychometric models that aided in intelligence and later personality

• Louis Thurstone

• Carl Rogers

• Abraham Maslow

• Carl Jung

hierachy of needs, as well as research on self concepts and self actualization as a natural process

• Carl Rogers

• Alfred Adler

• Abraham Maslow

• Albert Bandura

developed psychoanalytic theory and the idea that the unconscious mind determines behavior/personality

• Sigmund Freud

• Carl Jung

• Louis Thurstone

• Carl Rogers

social cognitive personality theory about the interaction of temperament, environment, and cognition (internal thoughts)

• Carl Jung

• Carl Rogers

• Albert Bandara

• Paula Costa and Robert McCrae

believed childhood social tensions are crucial for personality information; much of behavior driven to overcome childhood social tensions by efforts to conquer childhood inferiority feelings that trigger over strivings for superiority

• Alfred Adler

• Albert Bandura

• Abraham Maslow

• Louis Thurstone

Big Five Factors Personality Test and research on factor analysis

• Paul Costa and Robert McCrae

• Carl Jung

• Sigmund Freud

• Alfred Adler

theorized the collective unconscious, a common reservoir of images or archtypes derived from our species universal experiences (mother as nurturer across cultures, share certain myths and images across cultures)

• Louis Thurstone

• Alfred Adler

• Carl Jung

• Carl Rogers

person centered perspective; self concepts aid in self actualization and positive vs negative self concept

• Alfred Adler

• Albert Bandura

• Louis Thurstone

• Carl Rogers