ap psychology - unit 7: mesh & personality theories

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• 0:00

  Introduction to MESH

• 0:32

  Instinct Theory

• 1:03

  Drive Reduction Theory

• 2:04

  Yerkes-Dodson Law

• 3:04

  Secondary Drive and Homeostasis

• 4:05

  Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs

• 5:40

  Intrinsic vs Extrinsic Motivation

• 6:11

  Hunger Signals

• 7:13

  Lateral Hypothalamus

• 7:44

  Ventromedial Hypothalamus

• 8:45

  Leptin and Orexin

• 9:17

  Set Point Theory

• 9:48

  Anorexia Nervosa

• 10:18

  Bulimia Nervosa

• 10:50

  Emotion Theories Overview

• 11:21

  James-Lange Theory

• 12:23

  Cannon-Bard Theory

• 12:54

  Schachter-Singer Theory

• 13:25

  Emotion Multiple Choice

• 15:28

  General Adaptation Syndrome

• 16:33

  Type A and B Personalities

• 17:33

  Personality Theories Overview

• 19:08

  Sigmund Freud Introduction

• 19:41

  Psychoanalytic Theory Assumptions

• 20:43

  Id Structure

• 21:47

  Superego Structure

• 22:17

  Ego Structure

• 24:21

  Freud Multiple Choice

• 24:53

  Defense Mechanisms

• 25:25

  Repression Example

• 26:26

  Displacement Example

• 26:57

  Denial Example

• 29:07

  Compensation Example

• 29:40

  Rationalization Example

• 30:40

  Regression Example

• 31:44

  Sublimation Example

• 32:47

  Neo-Freudians: Carl Jung

• 33:17

  Karen Horney and Womb Envy

• 34:20

  Humanistic Perspective

• 35:23

  Carl Rogers Self-Concept

• 36:55

  Maslow in Personality Context

• 37:57

  Trait Perspectives

• 39:30

  Big Five Traits (OCEAN)

• 42:06

  Extroversion vs Introversion

• 42:36

  Personality Types Key

• 45:41

  MMPI and Myers-Briggs

• 46:41

  Test Issues

• 48:18

  Social Cognitive Perspective

• 49:50

  Reciprocal Determinism

• 52:26

  Self-Efficacy

• 52:56

  Locus of Control

• 54:29

  Stream Closing Remarks