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15 Cards in this Set
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Father of Ego Psychology
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Heinz Hartman
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Major theorist that recognizes two fundamental assumptions: all behavior has purpose and existence of unconscious processess affect behavior and feelings
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Sigmund Freud
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Three parts of Structural model
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Id, Ego, Superego
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Five parts of Developmental model
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oral, anal, phallic, latency, genital stages
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Results from unwatned feelings, thoughts, or ideas that press themselves into awareness, threatening to overwhelm the ego
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Anxiety
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Learned capacity to experience anxiety in response to anticipated danger, to then react thereby avoiding trauma.
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Signal anxiety
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Concept that client unconsciously brings feelings and thoughts from earlier life experiences to new relationships and situations.
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Transference
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Conflict between id impulses and superego restaints.
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Neurosis
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Theorist who expanded role of ego to include mastering external as well as internal difficulties
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Anna Freud
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Unconscious mechanisms that relieve anxiety or conflict
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Theory of specific defense mechanisms
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True or False:
Defensive functions are adaptive and essential to healthy functioning, not primarily patholligcal |
True
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What five areas are included in the concept of autonomous ego functions
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language, memory, mobility, thinking, perception
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What is the role of ego functions
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To maintain homeostasis via process of adaptation
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The removal from conscious awareness of ideas, memories, feelings or wishes that are disturbing.
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Repression
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Blocking of external events from awareness.
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Denial
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