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Personality Development and Freud;
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This 5 page paper considers how Sigmund Freud's development of psychoanalysis explains the development of personality by way of motivation drives and wishes. The ideas of the id, the ego and the super ego are discussed with the function of the primary and secondary processes as well as the pleasure principle. The bibliography cites 7 sources.
Filename: TEfreudd.doc

Personality Development and Origins of Behavior
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A 5 page paper discussing some of the ongoing points of debate in psychology. The concepts of genetic versus environmental influences; conscious versus unconscious behavior; and free will versus determinism are matters that have been debated for decades. Consensus thinking about each has been different in the past than it is now, and it likely is possible that it could revert to previous beliefs. Each concept has its proponents and detractors, individuals arguing an all-or-nothing position on one side or the other. If the absolute truth could be known about each of these concepts, however, likely it would be found to lie somewhere between the extremes. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
Filename: KSpsycPersona.rtf

Personality Development/Albert Einstein
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A 5 page research paper that examines Einstein's life and genius. Albert Einstein is "the icon of scientific genius," one of the "most recognizable faces in the history of mankind," and certainly the most influential scientists of the twentieth century (Khoon, 2007, p. 9). This examination of Einstein's life discusses his biography in terms of developmental psychology and the possible influences that may have shaped his genius for math and creative insight. The two personality development theories utilized for this purpose are those of Erik Erikson and Karen Horney. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Filename: khpdein.rtf

Personality Disorders: Case Study Analyses
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This 15 page paper examines two case studies on two different personality disorders. Recommended treatments--cognitive therapy and REBT-- are discussed.
Filename: SA918psy.rtf

Personality Research Proposal
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A 7 page research proposal seeking approval of a project designed to discover possible connections between personality type and current occupation. It will be in the form of a longitudinal study because we will use as subjects alumni from this university who completed at least one Myers-Briggs survey while in school here, but we will ask these alumni to complete another survey more reflective of their current lives. These results will be compared to current occupational status and type in an effort to determine whether personality type can be used to predict future occupation.
Filename: KSpersResProp.rtf

Personality Theory
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This 7 page paper explores general ideas about personality theory including current perspectives. It also offers a description of Erikson's eight ages of man as found in his Childhood and Society, each stage is dependent on the one before it. This is an example of the psychoanalytic perspective of personality theory. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Filename: Person.doc

Personality Theory & The Impact on the Family / A Case Study
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A 5 page paper that reflects the impact of personality differences on family structure by presenting a single case study. This paper reflects a number of personality theories, including Maslow's self-actualized personality, Maslow's hierarchy of needs, Kelly's theory of personality, and Gray's theory of anxiety. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Filename: Persth.wps

Personality Theory: The Biological Perspective Verses the Humanistic Perspective
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A 5 page discussion of the factors which influence human behavior. The author compares the contentions of theorists like Hans Eysenck, Carl Rogers, and Abraham Maslow to conclude that both biology and factors like environment and individual experience are important in shaping an individual’s behavior and, indeed, their chances of succeeding in life. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Filename: PPhumnst.rtf

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