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Name 4 self-preservative drives and the theorist associated with them.
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breathing, eating, drinking and excreting. Freud.
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Name one species-preservative drive. Which theorist is it associated with?
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sexuality; Freud
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What is libido? Which theorist is it associated with?
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The basic driving force of personality, which includes sexual energy but is not limited to it. Freud.
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Describe thanatos. Which theorist is it associated with?
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An instinct toward self-destruction and death; in opposition to the life instinct (eros). It accounts for aggressive drives, unconscious desires to hurt self or others. Freud.
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Describe eros. Which theorist is it associated with?
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The life instinct, derived from libidinal energy, in opposition to the death instinct (thanatos). Freud.
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Give one example of eros and thanatos coming into conflict. Give one example of them working together.
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Conflict: love & hate in marriage. Working together: eating - one maintains life while aggressively chewing and biting
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Name Freud's three levels of consciousness. In which "Freudian era" did the levels of consciousness dominate Freud's thinking?
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*Conscious: includes sensations and experiences that the person is aware of at any point in time
*Preconscious: includes memories of events and experiences that can easily be retrieved with little effort *Unconscious: the container for memories and emotions that are threatening to the conscious mind and must be pushed away Freudian Era: Topographical, 1897-1923 |
