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____ AKA ____ is how someone thinks about/percieves/evaluates themselves
Self-concept AKA self-identity is ____
The two parts of self concept are ____ and ____
Existential self is ____
Categorical self is the idea that ____
According to carl-rogers , the three components of self-concept include ____, ____, and ____
Self-image is ____
____ is what we believe we are / the view we have of ourselves
Self-esteem is ____
____ is how much value we place on ourselves
Ideal-self is ____
____ is what we wish/aspire to be
____ is when the ideal-self does not match the real-self
Personal identity is ____
____ is definition/evaluation of oneself in terms of things unique to each person like personal traits
Social identity is ____
____ is the definition/evaluation of oneself based on groups you belong to in your community
____ theory splits self-concept into two parts: personal identity and social identity
Social-identity theory splits self-concept into two parts: ____ and ____
Social-identity theory believes we categorize ourselves in a three step process: 1. ____ 2. ____ 3. ____
The categorization step of social-identity theory involves ____
The identification step of social-identity theory involves ____
The social comparison step of social-identity theory involves ____
Self-esteem is ____
____ is the respect and regard one has for oneself
Difference between self-worth and self-esteem is ____
Self-worth is ____
____ is believing you are worthy, lovable, and necessary to life
Self-efficacy is ____
____ is the belief in one's ability to succeed in a situation / execute the courses of action required in a particular situation
The two types of self-efficacy are ____ and ____
People with strong self-efficacy will ____, ____, ____ and ____
People with weak self-efficacy will ____, ____, ____, and ____
The 4 ways to determine if a person has strong/weak sense of self-efficacy are: ____ ____ ____ ____
Locus of control is ____
Internal locus of control is when ____
____ is when a person believes they can influence the events/outcomes of their life
External locus of control is when ____
____ is when a person attributes environmental events/causes to an outcome
In freud's psychosexual development , fixation is centered around ____ and can have ____
Freud believed the first ____ years of life were crucial in development of personality
The 5 stages of freud's psychosexual development include ____, ____, ____, ____, and ____
Freud's oral stage Age = ____ Characteristics = ____, ____, ____
Freud's ____ stage Age = 0-1 Characteristics = libido centered around mouth, infant derives pleasure via oral stimulation, baby develops se…
Fixation at Freud's oral stage leads to ____ and ____
Freud's Anal Stage Age = ____ Characteristics = ____, ____, ____
Freud's ____ Stage Age = 1-3 Characteristics = centered around anus ex:toilet training, develops control/independence, makes child feel con…
Fixation at Freud's anal stage leads to problems with ____
Freud's Phallic stage Age = ____ Characteristics: ____, ____, ____, ____
Freud's ____ stage Age = 3-6 Characteristics: children discover difference between males/females, oedipus complex develops, electra complex…
Fixation at Freud's phallic stage leads to ____ and ____
The oedipus complex is when ____
The electra complex is ____
Freud's Latent stage Age = ____ Characteristics = ____, ____, ____
Freud's ____ stage Age = 6-12 Characteristics = exploration, intellectual pursuits, social interaction
Fixation at Freud's latent stage leads to ____
Freud's Genital Stage Age = ____ Characteristics = ____, ____, ____
Freud's ____ Stage Age = 12+ Characteristics = strong sexual interests, focus on needs of others, establish balance between life areas
Fixation at Freud's genital stage leads to ____
Erikson's stages of psychosocial development differ with Freud in the idea that ____