Psych

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personality

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a peosn characteristic paterns of behaiving thinking and feeling

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psychoanalysis

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Freud term for his thrioy of personality and his therapy for treting psychological disorders

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conscious

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the thoughts, feelings sensations or memories of which a perosn is aware at any given moment

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preconscious

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the thought feeling and memories that a person is not consciously aware of at the momemb but that may be easily brought to consciousness

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unconscious

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Freud the primay motivatin force of human behavior containing repressed memories as weel as instincts wishes and desires that ahve never been conscious

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id

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the unconscious system of the personality which contains the life and death instincts and operates on the pleasure principle source of the libido

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ego

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in Freud theroy the logical rational largely conscious system of perosnality which operates according to the reality principle

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superego

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the moral system of the perosnality which consists of the concience and the ego ideal

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defencs mechanism

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a means used by the ego to defend against anxiety and to maintain self esteem

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repression

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a defencse mechanism in which on involuntarily removes painful or threatening memories thoughts or perceptions from consciousness or prevents uncounscious sexual and aggressive impulses from breaking into consciousness

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projection

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a defense mechanism in which one attributses one own undersirable thoughts, impuulses from breaking into consciounsess

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projection

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a defense mechanism in which one attributes one own undersirable thoughts impulses perosonality traits or behavior to others orminimizes the undesirable in oneself and exaggerates it in others

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denial

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a defense mechanis in which one refuses to acknowledge conciously the existence of danger or a threatening condition