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Thursday November 19 2015 4 47 PM Karen Horney 1885 1952 Made fun of by religious father for how she looked Rejected by her mother for Karen s brother Developed feminine psychology out of this Known for neurotic needs Stated children need safety satisfaction Harry Sullivan 1892 1949 Believed interpersonal psychology based on interactions and experiences Ex mom childbirth Ex telling someone I love you 20 times sometimes TOO much Reciprocal Relationships thinking about something sucking the life out of you Social dynamics Sullivan stated we had these as humans Erik Erikson 1902 1994 Anatomy destiny Gender differences lead to different ways youngsters B G build blocks Girls build furniture in a circular fashioned structure in resemblance to genitals Boys build sky scrapers in resemblance to genitals DEVEOPED 8 STAGES EVERY STAGE HAS A CRISIS contain 1 Basic Trust V Basic Mistrust kids depend on parents during first years of life a Enough trust gives virtues to child hope Virtue of Hope 2 3 4 5 6 Autonomy V Shame 2 3 yrs Old kids push limits on purpose to claim a reaction being silly Virtue of Will Initiative V Guilt 3 5 yrs Old kids want to see how far they can go before getting hollered at Virtue of Purpose Industry V Inferiority 6 11 yrs Old kids learn the skill of chores and taking care of things Virtue of Competence Identity V Role Confusion 12 20 yrs Old when one develops identity sexuality Virtue of Devotion Intimacy V Isolation 20 24 yrs Old wanting to feel comfortable and loved by another not always sexual Virtue to be Satisfied 7 Generativity V Stagnation 25 64 yrs Old work life making a living staying involved or doing nothing in life Virtue to Care 8 Ego Integrity V Despair 65 yrs Onward want to feel complete was your life spent well worth it Abraham Maslov 1908 1970 Virtue of Wisdom Talks about Higher Archie of needs triangle diagram 1 SELF ACTULIZATION 2 SELF ESTEEM 3 BELINGINGNESS 4 SAFETY 5 PHYSIOLOGICAL Carl Rodgers 1902 1987 Believed all humans want to feel good more days than other Conditions of worth need to show respect Ex I love you n matter what but there are going to be consequences for crashing my car All Port Trade Theory developed idea humans born w traits making us different Individual Traits different to others 1 2 Common Traits everyone writes and thinks 3 Cardinal Traits getting things done on time Dr Vandor Created the Bobo Doll Wanted to prove how children adapt and do the same behavior as parents Proved actions speak louder than words We model what we see Dr May Believed that our personality develops from existential personality Lecture 7 Page 1 Believed that our personality develops from existential personality once you are dead you are dead Make the best of what you are doing in life GERMAN WORDS Da sign All in it to win it Tests A series of tasks given to a sample of people on what was covered Test Building does the measure what it was supposed to Is it valid Face Validity does the test look right Is it faded Does it look professional Content Validity argument test content does it cover the material Information has to be taught in order to work Criterion Validity does the test predict how well one will do in the career field Construct Validity was the test made in fairness with correct grammar and punctuation Should be constructed well Reliability is the test consistent overtime 1 Test retest alternation of a battery of tests on file 2 Equivalent Form similar test different parts do it to avoid copying i Ex SAT ACT 3 Split Half Test divide the test equally in two parts and have half and half complete the test WE TEST PEOPLE FOR SELECTION AND PLACEMENT motivate evaluate Individual costly Types of Tests 1 2 Group cheap 3 Objective multiple choice clear understandable 4 Power long test if you are done you are done 5 Performance car mechanic 6 Behavioral Sampling talks about honesty 20 bill in mattress do you take it knowing you can get fired 7 Verbal talking 8 Nonverbal not talking 9 Standardized Test Lecture 7 Page 2


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