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    THEORIES OF PERSONALITY RATIONALIZATION

    1. C. Prediction

    Goals of Psychology
    1. Describe behavior
    - What, Why, How
    2. Understanding***
    3. Explain
    - Why is the behavior being manifested?
    4. Prediction
    - Anticipation of behavior
    - Aims to answer what would happen if a person behaves in a specific way
    5. Control/ Modification
    - In a manner that will benefit both the person and the society

    Understanding the Basics


    ● Structure
    ● Dynamics - what motivates behavior?
    ● Development - how does human development progress according to the theories?
    ● Psychopathology - looks at behavior patterns that are considered abnormal
    ● Psychotherapy -
    ● Application - recommendations

    2. B. Behavioral
    3. A. Joseph Breuer
    4. A. Id
    Sigismund Schlomo Freud (Psychodynamic)
    Structure: Provinces of mind & Levels of mental life
    Dynamics: Instincts, Defense Mechanisms, Tension/ Energy
    Development: Erogenous Zones, Psychosexual Stages; Oedipus Complex

    Alfred Adler (Individual Psychology)


    Structure: United and Self-Consistent, Social Interest, Style of Life
    Dynamics: Striving for success or superiority, Compensation, Safeguarding Tendencies
    Development: Subjective Perceptions, Creative Power

    5.
    6. D. Sublimation
    7.
    8.
    9. D. Striving for superiority thru creative power
    10. C. Conflicts in the team are affecting his memory
    11. C. Votes manifested safeguarding tendencies
    12. D. The client wants to preserve his style of life
    13. B. Feeling of membership in a concerned community

    Carl Gustav Jung


    Structure: Levels of the Psyche, Archetypes, Complexes
    Dynamics: Causality, Teleology, Progression/ Regression, Attitudes and Function
    Development: Four periods, Individuation

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