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14 Cards in this Set
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Effectance motivation
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the need to have an impact on te environment
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ego psychology
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the neanalytic theories that give ego functions central importance
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feelings of inferiority
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the realization that one is deficient in some way
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functional autonomy
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the continuance of an act even after its intial purpose no longer exists
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interioirty complex
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feelings of inferirty bad enought o suggest an inhability to colve lifes problems
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lifestyle
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a persons patter of infereity feelings and manner of striving for surperiotiy
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primaray ego autonomy
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the idea that the ego exists independnlty from the id form birth on
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secondary ego autonomy
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the idea that n ego funciton can become statisfying in its own right
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superiority complex
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exagerated triving to excel to compensate for deep inferitoity feelings.
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psychical level ego is on
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one must come to adapt to the envronment and to learn to moce ones body to get it where it wants to go
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psychologicaly level
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people must learn to gain conrtol over impulese and modify or channel them into approtiae actions
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Heinz hartman
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ego operates through conflit and conflict free sphere
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Robert white
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expanded form heitman but added 2 motivational concepts,
effectivance motivation and competant motivation |
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Alfred adler
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people strive for competenace but in differnt reason- oragn inferiotiy
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