Personality Development / Freud, Horney, Piaget &
Maslow : A 9 page paper comparing and contrasting the
theories of these four theorists. Although Piaget is more a
learning theorist than a personality development theorist, aspects
of personality development can extrapolated can be made from
his work. One illustration is provided. Bibliography lists 9
sources. 4theoris.wps

Piaget : In 5 pages, the writer discusses some of the theories of
Piaget that relate to adolescence. Jean Piaget was a psychologist
that formulated many common theories pertaining to children
and their learning. A great deal of his work dealt with the
adolescent. Those theories have practical value for one's
understanding of adolescence. Bibliography lists 10 sources.
Piaget5.wps

Personality Theory : This 7 page paper explores general ideas
about personality theory including current perspectives. It also
offers a description of Erikson's eight ages of man as found in
his Childhood and Society, each stage is dependent on the one
before it. This is an example of the psychoanalytic perspective
of personality theory. Bibliography lists 4 sources. Person.wps

Personality Theories / Erikson And Skinner : This 5 page
paper explores two of the many personality theorists, Erik
Erikson and B.F. Skinner. Erikson focused on identity as the
basis for personality development while Skinner focused on
operant conditioning. Erikson's stages are discusses as is
Skinner's thoughts about stimulus and response. Bibliography
lists 5 sources. PGersk.wps

Discussion Of Freud's Personality Theory : A 5 page paper
in which the writer discusses Freud's Id, Ego, and Super-ego.
The paper also raises the question of sexual bias and in
psychoanalytical fields and posits that Freud became convinced
later in life that his theories would better serve a cultural
discussion rather than an actual application of his theory.
Bibliography lists 4 sources. Freudthe.wps

Thoughts on Personality Development : A 5 page paper
discussing possibilities of personality development not always
addressed. As example, a common premise of the 20th century
is that children are born inherently good but learn such qualities
as dishonesty and aggression from the influences of the evil and
corrupt society around them. The thinking person might ask
why society is corrupt if everyone born is inherently good?
Other topics are viral and chemical causes of mental illness, and
the psychological problems faced by adults who were abused as
children. Bibliography lists 7 sources. Devpers.wps

Pervasive Developmental Disorders (PDD) : This is a 6 page
analytical research study that examines aspects of PPD
(pervasive developmental disorder) pursuant to a discussion on
the efficability of a study to determine the significance in the
amount of misdiagnosed autistic adults and the likelyhood of
endangerment in subsequent treatment. Bibliography lists 13
sources. Pdd.wps

Freud And Erikson / Personality Theory : A 5 page paper
discussing personality theory according to Freud and Erikson.
the major points of each are discussed, including Freud's Id, ego
and superego and Erikson's stages. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
F&E.wps

Erikson's Stages Of Development : A 10 page paper that
discusses the eight stages of development according to Erikson.
Each stage is discussed identifying the primary goal for each.
Identity crises, identity closure and identity redefinition are
discussed. Bibliography lists 9 sources. Erikstag.wps
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