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Self knowledge
Glossary
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Self knowledge | Is a process of cognition thyself, your potential and actual characteristics, personality, mental abilities, personality traits, your relationships with others, etc. | Самопознание | |
Catharsis | Is a psychodynamic principle that, in its most basic sense, is simply an emotional release | Катарсис | |
Shadow | Is a sphere which is not recognized by an individual as his own, but it really exists it is integral part of his self | Тень | |
Maturity | Is the ability to find support for yourself and not in others, the ability to take responsibility | Зрелость | |
‘The Real I’ | Is a system of representations of themselves, their feelings, thoughts, aspirations, etc. | «Реальная я» | |
‘The ideal I’ | Is what people would like to be, their experience and depth of experience. | «идеальная Я" | |
Physical identity | A bodily organization of man and all that belongs to the person or of his environment: clothes, family, home, income, etc. | Физическая личность | |
Social identity | Is recognized in our personality from other people | Социальная личность | |
Spiritual identity | Is a complete union of separate states of consciousness, specifically made spiritual abilities and properties | Духовная личность | |
A biological individual | Is characterized by certain person by the constitution, the type of nervous system, brain neurodynamic properties, a variety of biological needs | Биологический индивид | |
Social individual | The ability to explore the world around us, acquires the knowledge, skills, norms and rules of conduct | Социальный индивид | |
Personality | The ability to make choices, to build their way of life, to coordinate their behavior in the system of relations with other peoples | Личность | |
Personal-characterological features | The quality of personality and character traits, which is expressed in relation to others to work, study to themselves, to things | Персональные - характерологические особенности | |
Motivational and value-sphere of personality | Self own motives, interests, values that define the activities and behavior | Ценносно-мотвационная сфера | |
Emotional and volitional personality | The knowledge of the emotional states, the dominant felling, ways of responding to stressful situations, ability to mobilize, to demonstrate tenacity, perseverance, commitment, etc. | Эмоциональная и волевая личность | |
Cognitive sphere of personality | The awareness and understanding of the functioning of mental processes: perception, memory, thoughts, imagination, properties and qualities of the mind, mindfulness, ways to deal with life and professional goals | Когнитивная сфера личности | |
Open area | This cell includes all the factors upon which I and others have mutually shared perceptions | Арена | |
Unknown area | In this cell are the factors that I do not see in myself nor do others see them in me | Неизвестное | |
Hidden area | In this cell are factors that I see in myself but that I hide from others – people sees a ‘false me’ and I must always be on guard not to let them see the ‘real me’ | Фасад | |
Blind are | In this cell are factors that other people perceive in me but that I do not see in myself. | Мертвая зона |
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Self awareness | Is arguably the most fundamental issue in psychology, from both a developmental and an evolutionary perspective | самоанализ | |
Self obliviousness | Infants do not come to the world with the exclusive expression | Самозабывчивость | |
Differentiated self | Is the first sign that the individual is not oblivious of mirrors as reflection | Дифференциация себя | |
Situated self | The individual aware that what is seen is ‘out there’, on a surface that is spatially situated in relation to the body | Расположения себя | |
Identified self | There is an identity relation between the self as experienced from within and what is displayed on the polished surface on the mirror | Опознавать себя в | |
Permanent self | An entity that is represented as invariant over time and appearance changes | Долговременное восприятия себя | |
Self conscious self | An entity that is simulated and projected in the mind of others | Самосознание |
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Pleasure principle | Id operates according this principle which is the desire for immediate gratification | Желание | |
Primary process of thinking | Is thinking without logical rules of conscious thought or an anchor in reality | Первичный процесс мышления | |
Wish fulfillment | Temporary satisfaction of the id urges by creating a mental image or fantasy of the object | исполнения желаний | |
Id | Is the most primitive part of the human mind, sours of all drive and urges | Ид | |
Ego | A part of the mind that constrains the id to reality | Эго | |
Superego | The part of the mind that internalized the values, morals, and ideals of society | Суперэго | |
Reality principle | Desire to postpone the direct expression of id impulses until an appropriate situation arises | Восприятие реальности | |
Secondary process thinking | Development of strategies for solving problems and obtaining satisfaction by: constraining physical reality, understanding when and how to express a desire or an urge | Вторичный процесс мышления | |
Anxiety | Is an unpleasant state, which acts as a signal that things are not right and something must be done | тревога |
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Defense mechanisms | Efforts to defend oneself from anxiety | Защитный механизм | |
Objective anxiety | Fear, occurs in response to a real, external threat | Объективная тревога | |
Neurotic anxiety | Occurs when there is a direct internal conflict between the id and the ego | Нервная тревога | |
Moral anxiety | Caused by a conflict between the ego and the super ego | Моральная тревога | |
Repression | Pushing down unwanted ideas into the unconscious and keeping them there | Репрессия | |
Denial | Refusing to see the facts when the reality of a situation is extremely anxiety-provoking | Отрицание | |
The fundamental attribution error | The tendency to blame events outside one’s control for failure, but to accept responsibility for success | Фундаментальная ошибка атрибуции
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Displacement | An unacceptable impulse is redirected from its original source to a nonthreatening target | Смещение
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Rationalization | Involves generation acceptable reasons for outcomes that might appear socially unacceptable | рационализация | |
Reaction formation | An attempt to suppress the expression of an unacceptable urge and display the behavior that indicates the opposite impulse | реактивное образование
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Projection | Sometimes we see in others the traits and desires we find most upsetting in ourselves. We ‘project’ our own unacceptable qualities onto others | Проекция | |
False consensus effect | Tendency many people have to assume that others are similar to them | Эффект ложного консенсуса
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Sublimation | Channeling of unacceptable aggressive instincts into socially desired activities | Сублимация
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Social comparison | Is the evaluation of oneself or one’s performance in terms of a comparison with a reference group | Социальное сравнение | |
Private self-concept | Is th major but often difficult development in the growth of the self concept | Личная самооценка | |
Perspective taking | The ability to take the perspective of others, or to see oneself as others do, to step outside of oneself and imagine how one appears to other people | Перспективное состояние | |
Objective self-awareness | Seeing oneself as an object of other’s attention | Объективное самосознание | |
Self-schema | Refers to the specific knowledge structure or cognitive representation of the self concept | Самопрограммирование | |
Possible selves | Describe the many ideas people have about who they might become, who they hope become, or who they fear they will become | Возможная я | |
Ideal self | The possible self which is what persons themselves want to be | Идеальная я | |
Ought self | The possible selves which is persons’ understanding of what others want to be | Предполагаемый я | |
Self-guides | Standards that one uses to organize information and motivate appropriate behavior | Саморуководство |
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Self-complexity | Having many roles and many aspects to our self concept | Самостоятельно сложности | |
Defensive pessimism | Is a strategy in which a person facing a challenge, such as an upcoming test, expects to do poorly | Положительная Сила негативного мышления
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Self handicapping | Is a process in which a person deliberately does the things that increase the probability that she or he will fail | Self-гандикапа
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Self-esteem variability | is an indicator of vulnerability to stressful life events | Соотношение самооценки изменчивости личности |
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Continuity | Means that people can count on you to be the same person tomorrow as you are today | Непрерывность
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Contrast | Means that your social identity differentiates you from other people | Контраст | |
Identity crisis | Means the feeling of anxiety that accompany efforts to define or redefine one’s own individuality and social reputation | Кризис идентичности
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Identity deficit | Arises when a person has not formed an adequate identity and thus has trouble making major decision | Определения личности дефицита | |
Identity conflict | Involves an incompatibility between two or more aspects of identity | Идентичность конфликт
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Need for achievement | Defined as the desire to do better, to be successful, and to feel competent | Потребность в достижении
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Independence training | Parent can behave in whys that promote autonomy and independence in their children | Становление самостоятельным | |
Need for power | Readiness or preference for having an impact on other people | Потребность в мощности
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Responsibility training | Parents’ behavior that promote responsibility and taking care of others in their children | Становление ответственным | |
Power stress | The stress which is shown by people who high on nPow when they do not get their way |
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Need for Intimacy | Desire for warm and fulfilling relationship with others, more meaningful human contact in their day to day lives | Потребность в близости |
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Humanistic tradition | An emphasis on conscious awareness of needs, choice, and personal responsibility | Гуманистические традиции | |
Self actualization | Is the process of becoming “more and more what one idiosyncratically is, to become everything that one is capable of becoming” | Самоактуализации | |
Physiological needs | Need that are of prime importance to the immediate survival of the individual | Физиологические потребности | |
Safety needs | Have to do with shelter and security, such as having a place to live and being free from the threat of danger | Потребность в безопасности | |
Belongingness needs | Modern society provides fewer opportunities for satisfying this need than it did in the past | Потребность в принадлежности и любви | |
Esteem needs | Want to be seen by others as competent, as strong, as able to achieve | Потребность в уважении | |
Self-actualization need | The need to develop one’s potential, to become the person one was meant to be. | Потребность в самоактуализаций | |
Fully functioning person | The person who is on his or her way toward self actualization | Полноценно Функционирующая Личность
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Conditions of worth | The requirements set forth by parents or significant others for earning their positive regard |
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Conditional positive regard | Positive regard, when it must earned by meeting certain condition | условия ценности | |
Unconditional positive regard | When parents and others accept the child without conditions, communicating as they love and value him | Принятие человека таким какой он есть | |
Positive self regard | Changing one’s self concept to incorporate the experience | позитивное внимание к себе | |
Emotional intelligence | Ability to know one’s own emotion, regulate this emotion. | Эмоциональный интеллект | |
Anxiety | Is the result of having an experience that does not fit with one’s self-concepton. | Страх
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Distortion | A less functional response to anxiety is to alter the experience by using defense mechanism | Искажение |
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Self-regulation | Is the self’s capacity for altering its behavior | Самоконтроль | |
Urges or impulses | Represent an inclination to respond a certain way in a particular situation on a particular occasion | Побуждение или импульс | |
Ego depletion | Refers to a state in which the self does not have all the resources it has normally | Истощение эго | |
Willpower | Is the self regulatory strength | Сила воли |
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Arousal level | The state which can define basically being alert, physically and mentally | Уровень возбуждение | |
Arousability | Difference between introverts and extraverts by their arousal |
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Reinforcement sensitivity theory | An influential alternative biological theory of personality | Теория усиления чувствительности | |
Behavioral activation system (BAS) | Hypothesized biological system in the brain which is responsive to incentives and reward | Система активации поведения
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Behavioral inhibition system | Hypothesized biological system in the brain which is responsive to punishment, uncertainty | Система Торможение поведения
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Impulsivity | the inability to inhibit responses | Импульсивность | |
Sensation seeking | Is another dimension of personality postulated to have a physiological basis | Поиск ощущений
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Sensory deprivation | Losing of all senses | Сенсорная депривация | |
Optimal level of arousal | A level that is just right for any given task | Оптимальный уровень возбуждения |
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Situation selection | Decision points that direct us to choose one path and avoid another | Выбор ситуаций | |
Complementary needs theory | Postulates the people are attracted to those who have different personality dispositions than they have | Комплементарная теория потребности | |
Attraction similarity theory | Postulates the people are attracted to those who have similar personality characteristics | Теория сходства | |
Shyness | Is defined by a tendency to feel tense, worried, or anxious during social interactions or even when anticipating a social interaction | Застенчивость | |
Evocation | The way in which features of personality elicit reactions from others | Воплощение | |
Hostile attrebutional bias. | Tendency to infer hostile intent on the part of others in the face of uncertain or unclear behavior from them | Склонность к приписыванию враждебности | |
Expectancy confirmation | Self fulfilling prophesy/peoples’s beliefs about the personality characteristics of other cause them to evoke in others actions that are consistent with the initial belief | Предсказуемость |
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