This document provides an overview of key concepts in personality psychology, including: 1) Freud's psychoanalytic theory of personality comprising the id, ego, and superego, as well as his psychosexual stages of development. 2) Modifications to Freud's theory by Jung, Adler, Horney, and Erikson. 3) Behaviorist, humanistic, and trait theories of personality. 4) Methods of measuring personality including interviews, projective tests, behavioral assessments, and personality inventories.

1. Personality Chapter 12

7. LO 12.2 Freud’s view of the divisions of the conscious mind Menu

14. LO 12.4 Freud’s stages of personality development Menu

21. LO 12.7 How behaviorists explain personality Menu

24. LO 12.9 Roger’s view of self Menu

27. LO 12.10 Trait perspective Menu

31. LO 12.10 Trait perspective Menu

34. LO 12.12 Biology and heredity’s role in personality Menu

38. LO 12.15 Using projective tests to measure personality Menu

39. LO 12.15 Using projective tests to measure personality Menu

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