ALBERT BANDURA

Comparison of Albert Bandura with Freud, Jung and Adler's Personality Theory

Abstract

The study is related to the personality theories developed by various theorists, these theorists that include Albert Bandura, Freud, Adler and Jung presents their view of human psychology in context of personality. In addition, this research study focuses on the factors that impacted the perceptions of theorists that include major life events and cultural influences that have impacted the Albert Bandura's personality development.

Introduction

Thesis Statement

Personality theory of Albert Bandura is identical with Freud, Jung and Adler's personality theory.

Aims and Objectives

The purpose of the study is to work on the major life events of Albert Bandura which has impacted his thoughts about the personality. In addition, it is also assumed that the culture in which Albert Bandura lives also influenced the perception of personality development theory. This study is based on the comparison of Albert Bandura's personality with the Freud, Jung and Adler personality theory.

Research Method

Data Sources and Research Limitations

In every piece of research, the concept of methodology is one of the most significant, as it functions as a guide for the whole research that is personality theory of Albert Bandura is identical with Freud, Jung and Adler's personality theory. Designing the appropriate research methodology is a difficult but essential that determines to a high degree the significance and validity of the research results; any mistakes and omission can lead to the wrong direction.

Data Type

This research study that is personality theory of Albert Bandura is identical with Freud, Jung and Adler's personality theory is based on secondary data, to compare Albert Bandura with Freud, Jung and Adler's personality theory. For this research study, secondary data is crucial as secondary data is information that is collected by others for their own purpose which can be different from the researcher purpose and other than to resolve the current phenomena of the study. The secondary data can be used as the source of data collection which can help the researcher in solving out the research questions. Therefore, for this, secondary data must be available, relevant, accurate and sufficient. Secondary data for this research study is easily accessible, relatively inexpensive and can be obtained quickly.

Discussion and Analysis

Albert Bandura has had an enormous impact on personality theory. His style launched and behaviorists like it seemed quite logical to most people. Its action-oriented approach to the solution of problems was welcomed by those who liked the action rather than philosophizing about it, archetypes, update, freedom and all other mentalistic constructs that tend to study personologists.

According to Albert Bandura, behaviorism, with its emphasis on experimental methods, focuses on variables that can be observed, measured and manipulated, and rejects all that is subjective, internal and not available. In the experimental method, the standard procedure is to manipulate a variable and then measure their effects on another. All this leads to a personality theory which says that one's environment causes our behavior (Bandura, 1977).

Bandura felt that this was a little simpler for the observed phenomenon (aggression in adolescents) and ...