MSCP COMP
Carl Jung - Answer-typology-Introvert vs. extrovert
Raymond Cattell - Answer-16 Personality Factor Inventory (16PF)- reserved vs.warm. concrete vs.
abstract, reactive vs. emotionally stable, serious vs. lively, etc.
Hans Eysnck - Answer-Eysnck Personality Questionnaire (EPQ)
Henry Murray - Answer-Father of the motive view of Personality
The Five Factor Model - Answer-"Big Five"-Extroversion, Agreeableness, Conscientiousness,
Neuroticism/Emotionality & Openness
Murray's List of Psychological Needs - Answer-Need for achievement, power, affiliation, and intimacy
Thematic Apperception Test (TAT) - Answer-way of measuring motives, view a set of pictures asked to
create a story
Freud's Pscyhosexual Development (OAPLG) - Answer-Oral, Anal, Phallic, Latency, Genital
Id - Answer-unconscious "pleasure principle"
Ego - Answer-"reality principle", takes risk into consideration
,Superego - Answer-tries to inhibit Id impulses that would be frowned upon
Erickson's Theory of Psychosocial Development (IEPSAYAO) - Answer-Infancy-trust vs. mistrust
Early childhood-autonomy vs. shame and doubt
Pre-school-initiative vs. guilt
School age- industry vs. inferiority
Adolescence- identity vs. role confusion
Young adulthood-intimacy vs. isolation
Adulthood-generativity vs. stagnation
Old age- ego integrity vs. despair
4 Forms of attachment (SAAD) - Answer-Secure, Avoidant, Ambivalent, Disorganized
Classical Conditioning (Pavlov's Dogs) - Answer-responses can be acquired by associating one stimulus
with another
Positive Reinforcement - Answer-adding something good to increase behavior
Negative Reinforcement - Answer-removing something bad to increase a behavior
Humanistic Psychology - Answer-everyone has the potential for growth and development
Adler - Answer-birth order, believed that people repeatedly experience feelings of inferiority and strive
for superiority
Horney - Answer-basic anxiety-feeling of abandonment, of being isolated and helpless. Basic anxiety can
be minimized by being raised in a home with trust, love and security, warmth
, Erickson - Answer-one of the first to propose life-span development, theory of psychosocial
development, ego identity
Allport - Answer-trait theorist, nomothetic and idiographic view, interactionism, temperaments
Carl Rogers - Answer-Humanistic Psychology, self-actualization, congruence, fully functioning person,
unconditional positive regard, ideal self and actual self, person centered therapy
Maslow (Hierarchy of needs) - Answer-Physiological needs, safety and security, love and belongingness,
esteem needs, self-actualization
Kelly (Personal Construct) - Answer-Personal constructs-peoples behaviors, thoughts, and feelings are
determined by the constructs they use to anticipate or predict events
Bandura - Answer-Learning perspective on personality, observational learning, effects of social rewards,
self-efficacy
Rotter - Answer-Developed locus of control
Fear - Answer-state of immediate alarm
Phobia - Answer-persistent and unreasonable hear of a particular panic attack
Panic Disorder - Answer-marked by recurrent and unpredictable panic attacks. Feels like you're losing
control/dying/going crazy. Worry about having another attack.
Carl Jung - Answer-typology-Introvert vs. extrovert
Raymond Cattell - Answer-16 Personality Factor Inventory (16PF)- reserved vs.warm. concrete vs.
abstract, reactive vs. emotionally stable, serious vs. lively, etc.
Hans Eysnck - Answer-Eysnck Personality Questionnaire (EPQ)
Henry Murray - Answer-Father of the motive view of Personality
The Five Factor Model - Answer-"Big Five"-Extroversion, Agreeableness, Conscientiousness,
Neuroticism/Emotionality & Openness
Murray's List of Psychological Needs - Answer-Need for achievement, power, affiliation, and intimacy
Thematic Apperception Test (TAT) - Answer-way of measuring motives, view a set of pictures asked to
create a story
Freud's Pscyhosexual Development (OAPLG) - Answer-Oral, Anal, Phallic, Latency, Genital
Id - Answer-unconscious "pleasure principle"
Ego - Answer-"reality principle", takes risk into consideration
,Superego - Answer-tries to inhibit Id impulses that would be frowned upon
Erickson's Theory of Psychosocial Development (IEPSAYAO) - Answer-Infancy-trust vs. mistrust
Early childhood-autonomy vs. shame and doubt
Pre-school-initiative vs. guilt
School age- industry vs. inferiority
Adolescence- identity vs. role confusion
Young adulthood-intimacy vs. isolation
Adulthood-generativity vs. stagnation
Old age- ego integrity vs. despair
4 Forms of attachment (SAAD) - Answer-Secure, Avoidant, Ambivalent, Disorganized
Classical Conditioning (Pavlov's Dogs) - Answer-responses can be acquired by associating one stimulus
with another
Positive Reinforcement - Answer-adding something good to increase behavior
Negative Reinforcement - Answer-removing something bad to increase a behavior
Humanistic Psychology - Answer-everyone has the potential for growth and development
Adler - Answer-birth order, believed that people repeatedly experience feelings of inferiority and strive
for superiority
Horney - Answer-basic anxiety-feeling of abandonment, of being isolated and helpless. Basic anxiety can
be minimized by being raised in a home with trust, love and security, warmth
, Erickson - Answer-one of the first to propose life-span development, theory of psychosocial
development, ego identity
Allport - Answer-trait theorist, nomothetic and idiographic view, interactionism, temperaments
Carl Rogers - Answer-Humanistic Psychology, self-actualization, congruence, fully functioning person,
unconditional positive regard, ideal self and actual self, person centered therapy
Maslow (Hierarchy of needs) - Answer-Physiological needs, safety and security, love and belongingness,
esteem needs, self-actualization
Kelly (Personal Construct) - Answer-Personal constructs-peoples behaviors, thoughts, and feelings are
determined by the constructs they use to anticipate or predict events
Bandura - Answer-Learning perspective on personality, observational learning, effects of social rewards,
self-efficacy
Rotter - Answer-Developed locus of control
Fear - Answer-state of immediate alarm
Phobia - Answer-persistent and unreasonable hear of a particular panic attack
Panic Disorder - Answer-marked by recurrent and unpredictable panic attacks. Feels like you're losing
control/dying/going crazy. Worry about having another attack.
