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Therapeutic Alliance

Relationship and dialogue between a therapist and a patient

Id

Basic urges we are born with (basic pleasure)

Ego

How we control basic urges

Superego

Our sense of moral standards we learn from our parents

Eros

Our will to live and our life force, creative urges

Thanatos

Death instinct, destructive urges

Psychosexual stages of development

Oral


Anal


Phallic


Latent


Gential

Undoing

Attempting to undo a negative behavior by engaging in contrary behavior

Adler

Dependency leads to feeling inferior

Animus

Male nature in females

Anima

Female nature in males

Pinel on mental illnes

Mental illness is a disease to be treated

Criteria for abnormality

Distress, dysfunction, deviation

Free floating anxiety

Anxiety that can't be attributed to any certain issue. Also called General Anxiety Disorder (GAD)

DID

Dissassociative Identity Disorder (Multiple personalities)

Mania

Marked by periods of extreme excitement or overactivity, treated with Lithium

What percent of the world is Schizophrenic?

1%

Delusions of influence

Belief that one's thoughts or actions are under external control (mind control)

What mental process is absent in Schizophrenics?

Selective Attention

What is different about the brain of a Schizophrenic?

they have enlarged ventricles and a small Thalamus

Transference

Redirection of thoughts or feelings retained from childhood towards a new person or object. An obsessive attraction to one's therapist.

Tardive Dyskinesia

Random uncontrollable movements

Diffusion of responsibility

Greater the number of people around, the less likely someone will help a person in distress

How long did the Stanford prison experiment last?

6 days

Milgram obedience experiment

Shocking a stranger in the next room

Philip Zimbardo

Conducted Stanford prison experiment

Freud's interpretation of life

We are trying to satisfy sex and agression

Which neurotransmitter is low in people with depression?

Melotonin

Which neurotransmitter is low in Schizophrenics?

Dopamine