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11.1 IntroductionL01 Define personality and theory of personality
11.2 Psychoanalytic Approach
11.3 Humanistic Approach
11.4 Social Cognitive Approach
11.5 Trait Approach
11.6 Personality Assessment
11.1 Introduction
11.2 Psychoanalytic ApproachL02 Explain Freud’s psychoanalytic approach to understanding personalityL03 Describe techniques used to discover the unconsciousL04 Describe the developmental process and functions of the mind’s three divisionsL05 List and describe the ego’s defense mechanismsL06 List and describe the five psychosexual stages of developmentL07 Describe how Jung, Adler, and Horney disagreed with Freud’s theoryL08 Discuss the current status of Freud’s theory
11.3 Humanistic Approach
11.4 Social Cognitive Approach
11.5 Trait Approach
11.6 Personality Assessment
Freud’s Theory
11.2 Psychoanalytic Approach
Techniques to Discoverthe Unconscious
11.2 Psychoanalytic Approach
Divisions of the Mind
11.2 Psychoanalytic Approach
Defense Mechanisms
11.2 Psychoanalytic Approach
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Psychosexual Development
11.2 Psychoanalytic Approach
Neo-Freudians
11.2 Psychoanalytic Approach
11.1 Introduction
11.2 Psychoanalytic Approach
11.3 Humanistic ApproachL09 Define humanistic theory and describe its three unique characteristicsL010 Identify and describe Maslow’s hierarchy of needsL011 Describe Rogers’ self theory and explain how the self developsL012 Explain the two types of positive regardL013 Evaluate the humanistic approach to personality development
11.4 Social Cognitive Approach
11.5 Trait Approach
11.6 Personality Assessment
Humanistic Theories
11.3 Humanistic Approach
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Self-actualization
11.3 Humanistic Approach
Martin Luther King, Jr. is a prime example of a self-actualized person.
Self Theory
11.3 Humanistic Approach
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11.1 Introduction
11.2 Psychoanalytic Approach
11.3 Humanistic Approach
11.4 Social Cognitive ApproachL014 Define Bandura’s social cognitive theory and explain the three
factors that influence personality developmentL015 Define Rotter’s locus of control and differentiate between internal
and external locus of controlL016 Define self-efficacy and demonstrate the ability to apply self-efficacy
to a real-life exampleL017 Evaluate the social cognitive approach to personality development
11.5 Trait Approach
11.6 Personality Assessment
Social Cognitive Approach
11.4 Social Cognitive Approach
Locus of Control
11.4 Social Cognitive Approach
Self-efficacy
11.4 Social Cognitive Approach
11.1 Introduction
11.2 Psychoanalytic Approach
11.3 Humanistic Approach
11.4 Social Cognitive Approach
11.5 Trait ApproachL018 Define trait and trait theoryL019 Describe the five-factor modelL020 Discuss the genetic and environmental influences on traitsL021 Evaluate the trait approach to analyzing the structure of personality
11.6 Personality Assessment
Trait Theory
11.5 Trait Approach
Five-factor Model
11.5 Trait Approach
Five-factor Model
11.5 Trait Approach
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Influences on Traits
11.5 Trait Approach
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11.1 Introduction
11.2 Psychoanalytic Approach
11.3 Humanistic Approach
11.4 Social Cognitive Approach
11.5 Trait Approach
11.6 Personality AssessmentL022 Describe projective and objective personality tests, and identify
an example of eachL023 Distinguish between projective and objective personality tests,
and detail their advantages and disadvantages
Projective Personality Tests – Rorschach Inkblot Test
11.6 Personality Assessment
This test is used primarily in the therapeutic setting to assess personality traits and identify potential problems of clients.
Thematic Apperception Test (TAT)
11.6 Personality Assessment
This test is used to assess the motivation and personality characteristics of individuals.
Objective Personality Tests
11.6 Personality Assessment
