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| influenced by unconsciousness and early experience is important for personality |
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| psychological conflicts expressed thru physical symptoms |
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| loosing touch with reality |
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| energy wasted with conflict and leaves less energy for reality |
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| ego doesn't adapt to society and maintains a personality |
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| not living up to our own expectations |
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| it is possible to be hurt in the real world with this conflict |
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| keeps threating material away in unconscious |
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| no ackowledging painful aspects of reality |
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ego unconsciously switches to the opposite behavior
ex: mad at firend, becomes nice to her |
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put threatening impulses upon others
you're rude, but you make everyone seem rude |
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shifting impulses towards a less threatening person
authority figure yells, cant fight them, but i can fight my dog |
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justifying unconscious reasons for one's actions
ex: steal from rich cause they won't notice (i.e. robin hood) |
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person models after another
ex: joins sports team for rep since low selp esteem |
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conflict material provides lack of emotion
ex: rape victims recalls what happens but is emotionaless |
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thinks and avoids feelings
ex: researches it instead of using emotions |
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| socially acceptabe activity helps to calm impulses |
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oral stage
fixation:
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fixation: weaning on mom's boob
Timeperiod: 0-12 months
outcomes: optomisitc//pessimistic |
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anal stage
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fixation:anal
timeperiod: 1-3
Outcome: optomisitc// pessimistic
rententive where: anal retentive |
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phallic stage
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fixation: masturbation
timeperiod: 3-5 years
Outcome: oedipus and electra conflict
rententive where: gential zone |
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latency
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| nothing much for school as a kid |
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fixation:
timeperiod: onwards
(puberty and on)
Outcome: ok
rententive where:genitalia
obssesed about vanity and stuff |
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| personality type resultin from fixation at age 1 - 3, characterized by orderliness, parsimony, and obstinacy |
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| fear that motivates male development at age 3 - 5 |
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| therapeutic effet of a release of emotion when preiously repressed material is made conscious |
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| investment of psychic energy in an object |
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| combining of two or more images; charateristic of primary processes |
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| aware; cognizant, mental processes in which a person is aware |
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the analyst's reaction to the patient, as distored by unresolved conflicts
ex; taking it out on the patient |
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| ego strategies for coping with unconscious conflict |
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| the most mature structure of personality; mediates intrapsychic conflict and copes with the external world |
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| the failure to develop normally through a particular development stage |
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| psychoanalytic technique in which the patient says whatever comes to mind, permitting unconsciou connections to be discovered |
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| a psycholigically motivated error in speech, hearing, behavior, and so forth |
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| the most primitive structure of personality; the source of psychic energy |
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| conscious recognition of one's motivation and unconscious conflict |
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| conflict withtin the personality as between id desires and superego restrictions |
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| interpretation; the hidden, unconscious meaning of a dream |
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| recalled story; the surface meaning of a dream |
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| psychici energy, derived from sexuality |
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| personality type resulting from fixation in the first psychosexual stage characterized by optiism, passitivity, and dependency |
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| a psychological motivated error, more commonly called a Freudian slip |
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| mental content of which a person is currently unaware but which can readily be made conscious |
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| unconscious mental functioning in which the id predominates; characterized by illogical, symbolic thought |
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| a test that presents ambiguous stimuli such as inkblots or pictures, so that responses will be determined by the test taker's unconscious |
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| the ego's mode of functioning in which there is appropriate contact with the external world |
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| conscious mental functioning in which the ego predominates; characterized by logical thought |
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| defense mechanism in which impulses are expressed in socially acceptable ways |
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| sturcutre of personality that is the internal voice of parental and societal restrictions |
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| in therapy, the patient's displacement on the therapist of feelings based on earlier experiences |
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| mental processes of which a person is unaware |
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| irrationality of the unconscious; lost touch with reality; hallucinations |
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| alivates anxiety, for we find jokes funny since they are a safe release for unconscious conflicts |
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TAT
and The Rorschach test (ink blot) |
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