Personality Theories
Self-Actualization
Humanistic
Maslow and Rogers
Realistic and accepting
Karen Horney
Neo-Freudian
Emphasizes the child-caregiver role
Childhood experiences mainly formed our personality
1. Moving towards people
Moving away from people
Moving against people
Jung
Neo-Freudian (but disagreed with the heavy
sexualization of children
Analytic Psychologist
Collective Unconscious: memories passed down
universal experiences
Personal unconscious: Similar to preconscious and unconscious
Bandura
Bobo doll experiments
Environmental aspects
Self-Efficacy
Personality is formed by a combination of cognition and social interaction
Subtopic
Trait Theory
Biological perspective of personality
5 Factor model of personality
Eyesnicks dimensions of personality
16 personality factors