How People See Me
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- How Adler Sees Me
- Attention!
- How Freud Sees Me
- Why are you so rude!?
- Because I was rude as a teenager!
- How Eysenck Sees Me
- I'm extroverted!
- Adler focused on Birth Order Theory. I an the last born child. Adler believes that the order of a children's birth has a phycological impact on personality. Alfred pins me as ambitious, clingy and an attention hog as the youngest child.
- How Rogers Sees Me
- I'm a good person
- In Freuds eyes, he sees me by looking at my personality and basing that on how Ill be as an adult. He thinks that after adult hood you don't develop. Freud believes that if I Have high anxiety as a kid, it will transfer into adult hood. Or if my ego and confidence are high in high school it will come with me into adult hood.
- How Horney Sees Me
- I'm feeling really anxious. Guess I'll sleep.
- Eysenck believed personality traits are biological. Each trait can be categorized and traced back to biological cause. Eysenck would see me as an introvert because of how quiet I have always been.
- How Bandura Sees Me
- Ugh! I hate my job
- I hate school!!!
- Rogers believes that unless environments determines otherwise, we are all good people. In his eyes I'm a good person and since I have bad anxiety, he will blame it on environment from childhood.
- Horney's theory was all about anxiety impacting our needs. She believed that our ways of coping with anxiety is overused and makes us feel we need something we don't. Karen Horney would see me as a figure of performing self help and self analysis due to my anxiety.
- Bandura believes environment and cognition influences how we act. Through observing we unconsciously model and imitate behaviors around us. Jung would see me and guess that I'm an angry person because I was raised in an angry environment.
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