PSYB30H3 Chapter Notes - Chapter 10: Midlife Crisis, John Bargh, Rough Play
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The neo-analytic movement: this is the neo-analytic viewpoint, has better empirical support. False memories persist for over 1 and a half years confirmatory bias: the tendency to look only for evidence that confirms their previous hunch and to not look for evidence that might disconfirm their belief. Contemporary views on the unconscious investigated by john bargh: most psychologsists belive that the unconscious can influence our behavior, but not all agress with. Ego psychology identity crisis: desperation and confusion a person feels when he or she has not developed a strong sense of identity . can occur in adolescence or midlife crisis identity is an important achievemnt in personality. Erikson"s 8 stages of development erikson argued that important periods of development occurred throughout the life span pg. Guilt: 3 years of age, imitate adults, dressing and acting like adults. At 4 years old, children begin comparing themselves to each other.
