Socio-Psychological Theory (Neo-Freudian)

The video explains the neo-Freudian theory, which emphasizes the connection between individuals and their society. It suggests that personality is shaped by societal demands and social variables such as family, religion, and other organizations. These external factors influence psychological traits like feelings, thoughts, and beliefs, ultimately forming one's personality over time.

What does the sociopsychological theory primarily focus on?

• The influence of technology on personality

• The link between individuals and society

• The role of genetics in behavior

• The biological basis of personality

Which of the following is considered a social variable in the sociopsychological theory?

• Genetic predisposition

• Personal hobbies

• Family and societal influences

• Dietary habits

How do social variables affect psychological characteristics?

• Through genetic inheritance

• By direct physical interaction

• Through interactions within social contexts

• By altering brain chemistry

What is the outcome of long-term consistent reactions to social variables?

• The formation of an individual's personality

• A shift in cultural values

• A change in societal norms

• The development of new social variables

What is the final conclusion of the sociopsychological theory?

• Personality is a result of internal biological processes

• Personality is determined by random events

• Personality is static and unchangeable

• Personality is shaped by consistent reactions to social factors