they feel that others are overly entitled to things.

they tend to seek caring romantic partners

they are vulnerable to injuries to their self-esteem

they tend to have higher than average IQ scores

vary considerably in the way they react to the stimulus in a way that is influenced by culture

be reminded of early, traumatic events

impose structure and meaning onto the stimulus and vary considerably in the way they react to the stimulus

impose meaning and structure onto the stimuli and defend against unacceptable impulses

the superego

the collective unconscious 

subliminal consciousness

internal, external

structural; environmental

unconscious; social

the Cattell method

impressionistic methods

the Murray Scoring Technique

calculations of response determinants using the Exner method

the building blocks of temperament

attempts to uncover the determinants of the response

tests the patient to find out whether or not common responses are perceived 

measures the latency of the response (how long it takes them to respond)

asks the patient to tell the examiner what they see or what they are reminded of

view the self as composed of both “masculine” and “feminine” entities

place lesser emphasis on sex 

instincts; superego

anxiety; id

 repression: id

 anxiety; ego