Use the following Freudian concepts in describing the psychodynamic personality. Recognize the contributions of neo-Freudians Adler, Jung and Erikson by explaining the revisions they proposed and their beliefs about human motivation. Role of sexual and aggressive drives and conflicts Importance of early childhood experiences 4. Summarize the strengths and weaknesses of the psychodynamic approach to personality. Discuss the importance to behaviorists to have personality consist of only observable, measurable behavior by explaining the following controversial behavioral concepts.
Behaviorists seek scientific laws to control and predict human behavior.
Behavior is shaped and controlled by the consequences of the behavior. A programmed puppets. There is no place in the scientific position for a self as a true originator or initiator of action. Observational Learning principles and the role of modeling and imitation in learning and developing personality characteristics. Explain the following core concepts.