PSYC 2740 Chapter 6: Chapter 6
15 Dec 2011
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For freudians, motivation is provided primarily by the unconscious conflicts inside a person. Chapter 6 : personology: the study of human lives and the factors that influence their development, with a particular emphasis on differences among individuals and their personality types. Needs associated with inhibition: blamavoidance: to avoid blame, ostracism, or punishment by inhibiting asocial or unconventional impulses; to be well-behaved and obey the law. He blamed his mother for his troubles because of his stated awareness that he was not his mother"s favourite child. 5. social relationships (teamwork): 2. energy and initiative. It was suggested that hitler had suffered extensive humiliation and wounded pride, primarily from his father. The french believed they could determine from a candidate"s sexual attitudes how self-confident they were, how much of a leader they were, how aggressive or passive they were, and how intelligent they were in solving problems. Theodore kaczynski, the unabomber, made and deployed 16 bombs from 1978-1995.
