Psychology: Test- Personality

When: Tuesday, April 26th.

Psychology
Study Guide
Unit: Personality

1. Personality
2. Psychoanalytic theory
3. Sigmund Freud
4. Unconscious
5. Free association
6. Repression
7. Libido
8. Id
9. Ego
10. Superego
11. Five stages of personality
                a. oral
                b. anal
                c. phallic
                d. latency
                e. genital

12. coping
13. Fixation
14. Carl Jung
15. Archetypes
16. Collective conscious
17. Persona
18. Neo-Freudians
19. Karen Horney
20. Alfred Adler
21. Erik Erikson
22. Behaviorism
23. John B. Watson
24. Reinforcements
25. Albert Bandura
26. Modeling
27. Humanism
28. Ideal self
29. Fully functioning individual
30. Personality traits
31. Cardinal traits
32. Central traits
33. Secondary traits
34. Raymond Cattell
35. Surface traits
36. Source traits
37. Hans Eysenck
38. Extraversion
39. Emotional stability
40. Permanent traits-five factor model

TEST: Business Forms/Savings and Investing

When: Wednesday, April 27th

Economics: Business Firms/Savings and Investing

Study Guide

1. proprietorship
2. partnership
3. corporation
4. partnership agreement
5. graphs
6. articles of incorporation
7. charter
8. stocks
9. dividends
10. savings
11. interest
12. savings account
13. money market deposit account (MMDA)
14. time deposits maturity
15. certificates of deposit (CDs)
16. Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC)
17. stockholders
18. capital gain
19. capital loss
20. tax-exempt bonds
21. commercial banks
22. savings and loan
23. credit-union
24. savings bonds
25. treasury bills
26. treasury notes
27. treasury bonds
28. broker
29. over the counter market
30. mutual fund
31. Dow Jones
32. money market fund
33. pension
34. Keough Plan
35. Tax-deferred
36. individual IRA
37. Roth IRA
38. diversification

Psychology: Erik Erikson's Eight Stages of Personality

Psychology

Erikson’s Stages of Development

Visual Illustration

100 Points

Due: Monday, April 18th.

Instructions:

Find pictures or draw images that correspond to each of Erikson’s eight stages. You should provide two pictures for each stage, one picture showing someone successfully dealing with the stage, the other showing an unsuccessful response.

Make sure to label each picture with the stage (similar to your handout). Or provide captions for the pictures.

For each stage, write a brief description when you experienced this stage.