This course on Personality Psychology aims to help learners understand the concept of personality and its various theories. By the end of the course, students will be able to identify and explain Freudian personality structures, psychosexual stages, defense mechanisms, and projective techniques. They will also learn about trait-based assessments, the Big Five personality model, and the role of genes in shaping personality. The course teaches through tutorials covering different topics and utilizes a mix of theoretical explanations and practical examples. It is designed for individuals interested in psychology, personality assessment, and understanding human behavior.
Overview
Syllabus
What is Personality? (Intro Psych Tutorial #128).
Psychoanalysis & Freudian Personality Structure; Id, Ego, & Superego (Intro Psych Tutorial #129).
Freud's Psychosexual Stages (Intro Psych Tutorial #130).
Freudian Defense Mechanisms (Intro Psych Tutorial #131).
Psychodynamic Theorists; Adler, Horney, Jung (Intro Psych Tutorial #132).
Projective Techniques - The Rorschach Inkblot Test and the TAT (Intro Psych Tutorial #133).
Trait-Based Assessment of Personality (Intro Psych Tutorial #134).
The Forer Effect or Barnum Effect (Intro Psych Tutorial #135).
The Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory - MMPI (Intro Psych Tutorial #136).
Which Personality Traits Matter? (Intro Psych Tutorial #137).
The Five Factor Model or Big Five (Intro Psych Tutorial #138).
Traits and Behavior (Intro Psych Tutorial #139).
What Causes Trait Differences? (Intro Psych Tutorial #140).
Genes and Personality (Intro Psych Tutorial #141).
The Socio-Cognitive Approach to Personality (Intro Psych Tutorial #142).
Existential Psychology (Intro Psych Tutorial #143).
Humanistic Psychology - Abraham Maslow & Carl Rogers (Intro Psych Tutorial #144).
The Self and Reciprocal Determinism (Intro Psych Tutorial #145).
Self-Efficacy, Locus of Control, and Self-Perception (Intro Psych Tutorial #146).
The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator - MBTI (Intro Psych Tutorial #147).
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