Understanding the Structure Of Personality, Motivation and Defense Mechanisms within us

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Across
  1. 2. Carl _______'s theory stated that human behavior is motivated by opposite tendencies and that the unconscious mind was made up of both personal and common cultural experiences.
  2. 5. Two factors that motivate behavior are our unconscious mind and the need for ______________.
  3. 7. In Maslow's hierarchy of needs, our first need would be our ____________ needs.
  4. 8. Children who experience love and care develop positive aspects of personality, while children who dont create defense mechanisms for protection. This would be a part of _________'s theory.
  5. 9. The need for order and beauty in one's surrounding would be considered our ______ needs.
  6. 12. The activity of studying french would be an example of being socially _____________.
  7. 13. ______ developed the theory that states the human mind has three aspects, each of which influence how we think, feel and act.
  8. 15. __________ mechanisms operate unconsciously from wears of anxiety.
  9. 17. Sleeping at night would be an example of being __________ motivated.
  10. 18. This structure of personality tests when and under what conditions the Id can safely satisfy its wants and needs.
Down
  1. 1. Alfred Alder's theory stated that peoples lives vary on the need to overcome feelings perceived by the ___________ mind.
  2. 3. A process whereby patients discuss their background feelings and experiences with a trained psychologist.
  3. 4. In the situation of craving pizza Leo looks at the pros/cons of eating it, in result comes in contact with her ________ structure by choosing whole wheat.
  4. 6. The Id structure of personality is often referred to as the ________ principle due to its lack of rational matter.
  5. 10. The level of personality which exists within the unconscious mind.
  6. 11. Our super ego is also known as our _______ decision, which can differ depending on how you were raised and your society.
  7. 14. Personality, opposite tendencies, needs, childhood experiences, biological and sociological are all factors which ______ people to act as they do.
  8. 16. Principles or standards considered worthwhile or desirable.