Personality Psychology

Personality Psychology Order Description Pick a "fictional" movie, television, or book character, and describe his/her personality from ONE of the following perspectives: psychoanalytic cognitive and behavioural humanistic/existential trait First, briefly describe the movie/television series/book and introduce the character. Next, use subheadings to make it very clear as to the perspective you are describing (i.e., psychoanalytic, cognitive behavioral, humanistic, trait). Please note, it may be difficult to integrate concepts from the humanistic existentialist perspective. From the trait perspective, you can describe both the normal (e.g., Big Five) and abnormal (personality disorders – if applicable) aspects of personality. Highlight the significant terms associated with each of the above paradigms. For example, in discussing the character from a psychoanalytic perspective, you will stress important terms such as "the unconscious," "the id," "the ego," "the Super Ego," "defenses," and so forth. Demonstrate your working knowledge of critical thinking by doing any of the following: compare/contrast your chosen perspectives with another perspective of your choice, offer an evaluation of your theoretical perspective, or analyze the strengths and weaknesses of your chosen theoretical perspective. Summarize your discussion at the end of the paper. Make sure you cite all peer-reviewed sources you use to write your case study as well as referencing your textbook, and the movie/television series/book. Similar to all other assignments, the paper will be in APA format. The body of the paper will be approximately 10-12 pages long. Summary: FINAL CASE STUDY o Value: 25% of final grade o Due end of Sunday of Week 5 Note: While for time management purposes it is strongly recommended students submit their assignments by end of Day 7 in their local time zones, submissions will be accepted, without penalty, until 12:00 pm (noon) Atlantic Time, on the following day. Instructions 1. Pick a "fictional" movie, television, or book character, and describe his/her personality from ONE of the following perspectives: o psychoanalytic o cognitive and behavioural o humanistic/existential o trait 2. First, briefly describe the movie/television series/book and introduce the character. 3. Next, use subheadings to make it very clear as to the perspective you are describing (i.e., psychoanalytic, cognitive behavioral, humanistic, trait). Please note, it may be difficult to integrate concepts from the humanistic existentialist perspective. From the trait perspective, you can describe both the normal (e.g., Big Five) and abnormal (personality disorders – if applicable) aspects of personality. 4. Highlight the significant terms associated with each of the above paradigms. For example, in discussing the character from a psychoanalytic perspective, you will stress important terms such as "the unconscious," "the id," "the ego," "the Super Ego," "defenses," and so forth. 5. Demonstrate your working knowledge of critical thinking by doing any of the following: compare/contrast your chosen perspectives with another perspective of your choice, offer an evaluation of your theoretical perspective, or analyze the strengths and weaknesses of your chosen theoretical perspective. 6. Summarize your discussion at the end of the paper. 7. Make sure you cite all peer-reviewed sources you use to write your case study as well as referencing your textbook, and the movie/television series/book. 8. Similar to all other assignments, the paper will be in APA format. 9. The body of the paper will be approximately 10-12 pages long. Notes Please review the instructions for uploading assignment files through Turnitin. After your professor has provided your grade, you can access the feedback by clicking the blue pencil icon next to the grade. You may receive a pop-up message about resubmissions but you can simply clickContinue to bypass that message. Evaluation The following rubric indicates those areas you should be focusing on in preparing your assignment, and how the instructor will weigh these components relative to one another. Criteria Points Psychological Perspective /35 Critical Thinking /40 Summary /10 Format, writing, and APA style /15 Total /100