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26 Cards in this Set
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Self Psychology
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primarily on understanding an explaining the development of the self and its impact on the person's mental health within a context of human interaction.
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Ego Psychology
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Unifying and directing role is attributed to the self and not the go.
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Object-Relations Theory
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Important to psychoanalytical
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Object relations
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Central to psychoanalytical thinking and treatment. Other people internal or external.
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Self Objects
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Psychologically important people who support the cohesion of the self.
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Nuclear Self
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The core of a person.
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Primary Narcissims
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a state of self-love that is perfect and blissful.
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Grandiose Self
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The unconscious belief of the child that he or she needs to be great and perfect.
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Need to mirrored
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a yearning to be admired and to have an impact on others
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Empathy
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A parent's ability to put themselves in the child's place.
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Optimal Frustration
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Model handles the immature, exhibitionists needs of her child by adopting a calming, and loving attitude as she makes clear the unrealistic nature of the child's strivings rather than by acting aggressively toward the child.
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Transmuting Internalization
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He or she can now decathect some of the primitive narcssistic libido from the grandiose self and invest in an emerging new psychic structure.
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Idealized parental image
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The child creates a parental image so they are admired omnipotent and self-object.
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Need to idealize
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The infant now cathects his or her libido to the idealized structure (Father for males; mother for females.
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Cohesive Self
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Not distinct from the formation of the nuclear self, rather the cohesive self is simply a quality of the nuclear self; specifically it refers to the degree of integration, coherence and vitality of the nuclear self.
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Oral Stage
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Self-Esteem can be affected if a parent is umempathetic to a child's needs for food and pleasure from their mouth.
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Anal Stage
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Libido and self obeject needs.
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Phallic Stage
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Child can only resolve with a firm nuclear self.
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Latency Stage
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Personality can still change, superego very fragile.
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Genital Stage
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Healthy development occurs when individuals have acquired a firm and vigorous self within the context of having emotionally close and loving relationships with others.
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Psychosis
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When there is serious permanent or protracted damage to self and few defense mechanisms are available to cover the defect.
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Schizoid Personality Disorders
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Achieve emotional distance from others by showing emotional coldness and flatness.
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Paranoid Personality Disorders
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Distance themselves from others by being hostile and suspicious.
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Narcissistic Personality Disorders
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refers to individuals with grandiose styles of thinking, hypersensitivity to criticism and overreactions to failure that interfere with effective interpersonal functioning.
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Narcissistic Behavior Disorders
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Individuals who act out their grandiose fantasies by engaging in perversions and delinquent behavior.
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The under stimulated Slef
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Boring apathetic and will resort to any stimulation
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