Английский язык. Горчакова Е.П - 17 стр.

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12. id
13. existential
theories
14. social-learning
theories
15. psychodynamic
theories
16. identification
d) activities and
impulses which are not
open to direct conscious
examination, but have
effect on conscious
processes and behavior;
e) a defense
mechanism in which the
individual attributes to
other pe
ople impulses and
traits that he himself has
but cannot accept;
f) a learned stimulus
which can determine the
kind of response an
individual will make a given
instance;
g) the aspect of
personality that is in
contact with the external
world and helps to satisfy
id impulses in appropriate
ways;
h) any strong stimulus
that can impel action;
i) a response which
lessens a drive by
satisfying it in some way;
j) a defense
mechanism through which
the person, through
distorted thinking, find
false but reasonable
ex
planations for failure,
questionable behavior or
unpleasant situations;
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     12.   id
     13.   existential           d)   activities     and
theories                   impulses which are not
     14.   social-learning open to direct conscious
theories                   examination,      but    have
     15.   psychodynamic effect       on       conscious
theories                   processes and behavior;
     16.   identification
                                 e)      a       defense
                           mechanism in which the
                           individual    attributes   to
                           other people impulses and
                           traits that he himself has
                           but cannot accept;

                                f) a learned stimulus
                           which can determine the
                           kind    of   response     an
                           individual will make a given
                           instance;

                                g)   the   aspect  of
                           personality   that  is  in
                           contact with the external
                           world and helps to satisfy
                           id impulses in appropriate
                           ways;

                                h) any strong stimulus
                           that can impel action;

                                i) a response which
                           lessens     a     drive    by
                           satisfying it in some way;

                                 j)      a       defense
                           mechanism through which
                           the      person,     through
                           distorted    thinking,    find
                           false     but     reasonable
                           explanations for failure,
                           questionable behavior or
                           unpleasant situations;