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is credited with the idea of the collective unconscious.
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is a process whereby the individual and the environment continually interact in a give-and-take manner.
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According the Freud, the ego operates out of the principle.
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When we punish ourselves for not meeting personal standards, Bandura would say we are using
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According to , the ultimate in completed growth is self-actualization.
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The Rorschach is an example of a personality test.
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In Freud's stage of personality development, children develop the ability to delay gratification and the ability for self-control.
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When you yell at your children and kick the cat because you had a bad day and work, you might be using a defense mechanism called
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According to , we feel compelled to take on conditions of worth because they make us feel worthy in the eyes of others.
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In Allport's theory of personality traits, a trait is a trait that exerts an overwhelming influence over all aspects of a person's behavior.





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