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139 Multiple choice questions
Definition 1 of 139
Interested in spiritual/analytical aspects of psychology
Established analytic psychology
Freud
Carl Jung
Erik Erikson
Alfred Adler
Definition 2 of 139
Different questions, different approaches
Complementarity
Four principal themes for object relations theory
Problem with archival research
Biological approach
The problem with one grand theory
Definition 3 of 139
Life or sexual instinct
Displacement
Thanatos -
Libido -
Neurotic -
,Definition 4 of 139
, the basic mechanism that banishes anxiety-arousing impulses, enables other defense
mechanisms
Intellectualization
Reaction formation
Descriptive research method
Freud believed that repression
Definition 5 of 139
Sentimental objects for adults
Identities
Transitional objects
Loss of attachment objects
Good-enough objects
Definition 6 of 139
We relate to others via the images of them in our minds
The images do not always match reality
Attachment theory
Naturalistic observation
Family systems theory
Object relations theory
,Definition 7 of 139
correlational statistics
Surveys and archival research generally use
Rationalization
Sublimation
Experimental research method
Definition 8 of 139
Proposed explanation for a situation: "if A happens then B will be the result"
Hypothesis
Theory
Hypnosis
Scientific Method
Definition 9 of 139
emphasize genetic predispositions no control
Free will vs determinism (Trait theorists and biological theorists)
Aggression and Behavioral/social approach's explanation
Free will vs determinism (Behaviorists)
Experimental designs generally use some higher level statistics (experimental statistics)
, Definition 10 of 139
Case Studies
Naturalistic Observation
Archival
Experiments
Other types
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Types of Psychological Research Methods
Criticisms of Psychoanalysis
Study of Personality: Behaviorists Application
Definition 11 of 139
Masculine side of the female
Transference
Hypothesis
Thanatos -
Animus -
Definition 12 of 139
21 -40 years
Young adults are able to experience psychologically close relationships with others and
develop long-term commitments
Industry versus Inferiority
Initiative versus Guilt
Reaction formation
Intimacy versus Isolation
139 Multiple choice questions
Definition 1 of 139
Interested in spiritual/analytical aspects of psychology
Established analytic psychology
Freud
Carl Jung
Erik Erikson
Alfred Adler
Definition 2 of 139
Different questions, different approaches
Complementarity
Four principal themes for object relations theory
Problem with archival research
Biological approach
The problem with one grand theory
Definition 3 of 139
Life or sexual instinct
Displacement
Thanatos -
Libido -
Neurotic -
,Definition 4 of 139
, the basic mechanism that banishes anxiety-arousing impulses, enables other defense
mechanisms
Intellectualization
Reaction formation
Descriptive research method
Freud believed that repression
Definition 5 of 139
Sentimental objects for adults
Identities
Transitional objects
Loss of attachment objects
Good-enough objects
Definition 6 of 139
We relate to others via the images of them in our minds
The images do not always match reality
Attachment theory
Naturalistic observation
Family systems theory
Object relations theory
,Definition 7 of 139
correlational statistics
Surveys and archival research generally use
Rationalization
Sublimation
Experimental research method
Definition 8 of 139
Proposed explanation for a situation: "if A happens then B will be the result"
Hypothesis
Theory
Hypnosis
Scientific Method
Definition 9 of 139
emphasize genetic predispositions no control
Free will vs determinism (Trait theorists and biological theorists)
Aggression and Behavioral/social approach's explanation
Free will vs determinism (Behaviorists)
Experimental designs generally use some higher level statistics (experimental statistics)
, Definition 10 of 139
Case Studies
Naturalistic Observation
Archival
Experiments
Other types
Id =
Types of Psychological Research Methods
Criticisms of Psychoanalysis
Study of Personality: Behaviorists Application
Definition 11 of 139
Masculine side of the female
Transference
Hypothesis
Thanatos -
Animus -
Definition 12 of 139
21 -40 years
Young adults are able to experience psychologically close relationships with others and
develop long-term commitments
Industry versus Inferiority
Initiative versus Guilt
Reaction formation
Intimacy versus Isolation
