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- Psychology, Theories of Personality
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- BEH225 · Week 6
This quiz covers the contributions of key personality theorists to the field of psychology, and compares and contrasts the personality theories proposed by different psychologists. It is for Week 6 of the BEH225 module.
What's inside
- Self-actualization and key theorists
- Behaviorist elements of learning
- Humanistic perspective statements
- Behaviorist and learning theorists' views on traits
- Maslow’s theories about self-actualization
- Freud’s theory of personality development
Who it is for: Students taking the BEH225 module in Psychology. (Undergraduate)
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Summary
Personality theories are introduced. Students get to test their knowledge of key theorists and their ideas.
Personality Theorists
Key theorists in the field of personality are listed. Their main ideas are summarised. Students are asked to identify who said what.
Theories of Personality
Different theories of personality are compared. Students are asked to choose which statement a theorist would agree with.
Key Concepts
Important concepts in personality theory are presented. Students are asked to match a concept to a theorist.
Personality Development
How people develop their personality is discussed. Students are asked to identify what a theorist would call a type of personality development.
Key terms
- Self-actualization
- The drive to fulfil one's potential.
- Behaviorists
- Psychologists who study how people learn.
- Humanistic perspective
- The view that people are basically good.
- Trait theorists
- Psychologists who study what traits make up personality.
- Persona
- The part of our personality that we present to others.
- Unconditional positive regard
- Loving and respecting someone without them having to earn it.
Questions this document helps with
- Who first wrote about self-actualization?
- What do behaviorists think shapes personality?
- How do humanistic theorists view people?
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