Behavioral Theory of Personality
A theory based on the ideas that human behavior depends solely on external factors. Personality is a set of learned behavior patterns accumulated throughout life.
A theory based on the ideas that human behavior depends solely on external factors. Personality is a set of learned behavior patterns accumulated throughout life.
A defense mechanism in which negative emotions or instincts are transformed into socially acceptable actions or creations.
The minimum and maximum value of any stimulus (light, sound, etc.) etc.) capable of causing a sensation.
A theory developed by Sigmund Freud that describes the structure of personality and emphasizes the importance of unconscious processes.