1. Cognitive Development/IQ Note

2. Twenty Statements Test

3. Who am I?
Reflection
Possible selves
Feared selves
Identity

4. Personality
An individual’s unique constellation of consistent behavior traits
Constellation because we have many behavior or personality traits
(Fairly) Consistent across time and situations

5. Big Five (Five Factor Model)
Openness to Experience
Conscientiousness
Extraversion
Agreeableness
Neuroticism
Examples

6. Freud Id- primitive, instinctive (pleasure)
Ego-decision-maker (reality)
Superego-moral standards (right and wrong)

7. Freud Id- primitive, instinctive (pleasure)
Ego-decision-maker (reality)
Superego-moral standards (right and wrong)

8. Maslow’s Humanistic Approach
What is the motivation for personality development?
Innate drive toward personal growth
Self-actualization (highest need)

9. Maslow’s Humanistic Approach

10. Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs
Move up if lower needs met
Move down (regress) if lower needs not met

11. Social Cognitive Approach
Cognition x social environment = Personality

12. Personality Tests
Projective tests
Rorschach
MMPI II
Aptitude Tests

13. What makes a good test? Reliability (consistency)
Validity (measures what you think it measures)
Standardization