memes

 



https://www.verywellmind.com/defense-mechanisms-2795960
https://www.verywellmind.com/the-id-ego-and-superego-2795951
https://www.16personalities.com/articles/mind-introverted-vs-extraverted
http://www.human-memory.net/disorders_amnesia.html
https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/conditions/depressive-disorders

Anything Post

I have wondered how our need for attention becomes obsolet as we go from a child to an adult. What I mean by this is how we do not always find the need to seek out attention or even want it by the time we grow older. As children, we often said or heard other children say “watch me do this” or “look what I can do”. However as we grow older this trait of ours seems to disappear. 

The Need For Attention 

Where is our receptor for attention? There isn’t one. The best guess as to why is that we probably didn’t need one throughout our long history as hunter-gatherers. Most tribes that crossed the savannah were likely small enough to ensure that everybody knew everyone else. Being in the constant presence of one another, individuals could easily discern when others required attention, so help and support were offered naturally. In today’s world, we are much more separate from each other, even in our own homes. But our bodies were not designed to live in walled-off rooms where even an unexpected knock on the door can be perceived as an intrusion. However the need for attention is still active even today. Our relationships and the strength of them are determined based of this. The sound of someone’s voice on the phone can change your mood, who you’re around can change how much effort you put into your tasks, and being around your special partner can make you want to desire them more. These traits all are affected by our need for attention as human beings. Regardless if someone considers themself as extroverted or introverted, this trait does not change.

Article:

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/the-traits-excellence/201611/why-we-all-just-need-little-attention%3Famp

Week 6

Jung personality Test: This was a series of questions which gave you situations and how strongly your response to them was. At the end of the test, you were given a score which contained 4 letters that ultimately determined your personality. I received an ESFP which meant that I was considered an entertainer.
Test your Morality Test: This was a test designed to determine what drives a persons sense between right and wrong. It gave multiple situations in which you would have to judge based on your sense of judgement. I believe this test was fairly accurate because my sense of morality is based on things such as justice and sensibility
Big 5 test: This was a test of 160 questions that had a wide range of personality type questions. This test was determined to help you understand yourself more and ultimately determine what type of person you are. I would say the test is fairly accurate because I see myself as open minded and tend to be more extroverted while remaining introverted at times.
Dark side of Personality Teat: This was a test to see if a person had 3 traits; Narcissism, Machiavellianism, and Psychopathy. It did this by asking a variety of questions about suicide, illegal situations, etc. I’d say this test is somewhat accurate as I do care about other people’s opinion to a somewhat degree. Although I would not say it determines my entire viewpoint, people’s opinions can influence me.
Perfectionism Teat: This was a test designed to determine if a person has a sense of perfectionism and how strongly that sense is. It did this by asking a variety of situations and how you would handle them. My results were that I had a healthy sense of perfectionism and it varied depending on the task that I was given. I would say this test was accurate seeing and the specificity of the test allowed for an accurate reading.
Extra:
http://you.visualdna.com/quiz/whoami#/quiz
Who Am I? This is a test designed to determine how your character determines your viewpoint on life and your outlook on it. It does this by giving you a variety of pictures and you choosing which you feel is the best. It’s a fun test because not much thinking is required and it doesn’t take very long.