VOCABULARY PERSONALITY psychoanalysis projective tests reciprocal determinism psychodynamic perspective Thematic Apperception external locus of control free association Test (TAT) internal locus of control unconscious Rorschach inkblot test spotlight effect id personality inventory positive psychology superego Minnesota Multiphasic self-serving bias ego Personality Inventory collectivism psychosexual stages (MMPI) individualism fixation social cognitive perspective defense mechanisms Albert Bandura repression self-concept Martin Seligman regression unconditional positive reaction formation regard projection unconditional positive rationalization regard displacement humanistic psychology sublimation denial Gordon Allport Oedipus complex Raymond Cattell collective unconscious Hans Eysenck Paul Costa Sigmund Freud Robert McCrae Alfred Abraham Maslow Carl Jung Carl Rogers Karen Horney TESTING AND INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES Intelligence test Standardization Down syndrome Intelligence Normal curve Stereotype threat General intelligence (g) Bias in Testing Spearman The factor of reliability Nature v. Nurture: Intelligence – “g” Factor analysis equivalent form Savant syndrome reliability, test-retest) Alfred Binet Emotional intelligence (EQ) Types of validity (face, David Wechsler ---Goleman content, criterion, Francis Galton Mental age construct) Stanford-Binet (Test) Intelligence quotient (IQ) Achievement tests Aptitude tests WAIS (test) Howard Gardner Robert Sternberg Charles Spearman Lewis Terman
VOCABULARY PERSONALITY psychoanalysis psychodynamic perspective free association unconscious id superego ego psychosexual stages fixation defense mechanisms repression regression reaction formation projection rationalization displacement sublimation denial Oedipus complex collective unconscious Sigmund Freud Alfred Carl Jung Karen Horney projective tests Thematic Apperception Test (TAT) Rorschach inkblot test personality inventory Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory (MMPI) social cognitive perspective self-concept unconditional positive regard unconditional positive regard humanistic psychology Gordon Allport Raymond Cattell Hans Eysenck Paul Costa Robert McCrae Abraham Maslow Carl Rogers reciprocal determinism external locus of control internal locus of control spotlight effect positive psychology self-serving bias collectivism individualism Albert Bandura Martin Seligman TESTING AND INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES Intelligence test Intelligence General intelligence (g) Spearman – The “g” factor Factor analysis Savant syndrome Emotional intelligence (EQ) ---Goleman Mental age Stanford-Binet (Test) Intelligence quotient (IQ) Achievement tests Aptitude tests WAIS (test) Howard Gardner Robert Sternberg Charles Spearman Lewis Terman Standardization Normal curve of reliability equivalent form reliability, test-retest) Types of validity (face, content, criterion, construct) Down syndrome Stereotype threat Bias in Testing Nature v. Nurture: Intelligence Alfred Binet David Wechsler Francis Galton
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