Psychology Theories

5. Dimension representing the mind, thoughts, and emotional wellbeing.
7. The sea creature symbolizing this Māori model of holistic health and wellbeing.
8. Dimension representing physical health and bodily wellbeing.
9. Sigmund who founded the psychodynamic perspective and psychoanalysis.
12. The realistic element of personality that mediates between instinctual desires and morals.
13. The capacity to bounce back and persevere after facing setbacks or challenges.
15. Theorist who developed the Hierarchy of Needs.

1. The part of the mind containing thoughts, memories, and desires outside awareness.
2. The highest level of fulfillment and realization of one's potential.
3. The basic survival needs at the foundation of the pyramid, such as food and water.
4. The first crucial stage required for observational learning to take place.
6. Viewed as the key pathway to mastery and improvement in a growth mindset.
10. Psychological mechanisms used automatically to cope with anxiety and protect the ego.
11. Carol who researched fixed and growth mindsets.
14. Name of the famous inflatable doll used in observational learning experiments.