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  • How Freud Sees Me
  • Oh no I'm so upset, time to go to the gym
  • You are fired Joel!!
  • How Adler Sees Me
  • No Joel, get down from there.
  • Come on trey, climb this mountain!
  • How Jung Sees Me
  • That looks like my moms car, it must be her.
  • One of many Freuds theory's was defense mechanisms. A Defense Mechanism is ego's way to protect against anxiety by unconsciously distorting reality. In this example the mechanism is Displacement, taking anger from getting fired to going to the gym.
  • How Eysenck Sees Me
  • *Tells Funny Joke*
  • According to Alfred Adler the youngest is most ambitious and adventurous. While on the other hand, the first born child is a leader and lighthearted. In this example, I decide to climb a mountain while Trey telling me not too.
  • How Bandura Sees Me
  • *Embarrassed that I am the only one wearing a hat*
  • Carl Jung found that we are connected by events that seem like a meaningful coincidence. In this I am driving ad happen to see the same model car as my mom, so I automatically think it is her.
  • How Horney Sees Me
  • I'm so anxious, I feel like doing nothing today
  • *Laughing*
  • In Eysenck theories he says that a person is either introverted, which means they get are happier completing tasks or hobbies by them selves, or extroverted which id being more comfortable with others throughout their day completing tasks.
  • The spotlight effect is showcased by Bandura. This effect is when you think everyone has their attention on you. In this example, when going out to eat, I am the only one wearing a hat. I think all attention is on me because of the hat.
  • Horney found that at the time we feel anxious or not feeling love. In this example I am seen very anxious, so much that I can't hangout with my friends that night.
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