Limpingco, Delia A.,
Personality / Delia Limpingco and Geraldine Tria. - Second edition. - Quezon City : Ken Incorporation, c1999. - 142 pages : illustration (black and white) ;
Includes references and glossary.
Contents: 1.Introduction -- 2.Psychoanalytic paradigm - analysis of the psyche -- 3.Social psychological paradigm - Neo Freudian -- 4.Trait paradigm -- 5. Existential humanistic paradigm -- 6.Learning paradigm.
"The goal of Dollard and Miller was to combine the learning theories of Hull and Freud. Hull's theory of learning equated reinforcement with drive reduction and defined habit as a strong association of a stimulus and response. ncouraged to label their conflicts verbally and confront them gradually. The therapist should be encouraging and non-threatening, so that if and when repressed material emerges, it can be extinguish.
Dollard and Miller believe that neurotic conflicts are learned in childhood. The difference between a mentally, healthy, normal adult and a neurotic adult is determined by how parents handled the four critical training periods in childhood. "" -- Provided by the publisher
Adult
Text in English
9718558381 [paperback]
Personality.
Individuality.
Personality / Delia Limpingco and Geraldine Tria. - Second edition. - Quezon City : Ken Incorporation, c1999. - 142 pages : illustration (black and white) ;
Includes references and glossary.
Contents: 1.Introduction -- 2.Psychoanalytic paradigm - analysis of the psyche -- 3.Social psychological paradigm - Neo Freudian -- 4.Trait paradigm -- 5. Existential humanistic paradigm -- 6.Learning paradigm.
"The goal of Dollard and Miller was to combine the learning theories of Hull and Freud. Hull's theory of learning equated reinforcement with drive reduction and defined habit as a strong association of a stimulus and response. ncouraged to label their conflicts verbally and confront them gradually. The therapist should be encouraging and non-threatening, so that if and when repressed material emerges, it can be extinguish.
Dollard and Miller believe that neurotic conflicts are learned in childhood. The difference between a mentally, healthy, normal adult and a neurotic adult is determined by how parents handled the four critical training periods in childhood. "" -- Provided by the publisher
Adult
Text in English
9718558381 [paperback]
Personality.
Individuality.