Name the Psychological Approach: Rewards and punishments shape our actions, which shapes our personalities

Name the Psychological Approach: Our personal potential for growth: creativity, and spontaneity drives our personality

Name the Approach: Basic personality characteristics, such as friendliness, and aggression hold the essential components of our personality

The part of the unconscious mind that contains our needs, drives, instincts, and repressed urges.

The part of the personality that is the source of our morals and ethics. It counteracts the socially unacceptable impulses of our unconscious.

This part of our personality acts as our "true self," it is in touch with reality and strives to meet urges in a socially acceptable way.

Which Defense Mechanism: You fail a test and say “Those test questions were bad, they didn’t make any sense” even though you didn’t spend any time studying

Defense Mechanism: Pushing any disturbing thoughts or memories out of awareness.

Defense Mechanism: Refusing to accept the reality of something that makes you anxious.

Defense Mechanism: A cheating husband continually accuses his wife of cheating.

Defense Mechanism: A boy likes a girl in his class and he teases her to hide his true feelings

Defense Mechanism: Your boss yells at you and since you can't yell at your boss without losing your job, you yell at your administrative assistant.

Defense Mechanism: Regina George plays lacrosse so that she has an outlet for her aggression that is socially acceptable.

Carl Jung believed that our ___________ ___________ inherits instincts, urges, and memories common to all people.

Which of the following terms refers to the tendency in childhood were we learn to avoid feelings of inadequacy instead of trying to overcome them.

Humanistic psychologist who introduced “self-actualization”

Humanistic psychologist who developed the concept of the “self” and “unconditional positive regard”

Carl Rogers defines this as "one's experience or image of oneself, developed through interaction with others"

When parental figures teach children that they must act a certain way in order to be loved this create which term related to personality?