Psych Test 1

Front 1

Feelings are transferred from one target to another

Back 1

Displacement

Front 2

A mechanism that is used to symbolically negate a previous action or experience that one finds intolerable

Back 2

Undoing

Front 3

The separation of a thought or memory from the feeling, tone, or emotion attached to it

Back 3

Isolation

Front 4

Refusal to acknowledge the existence of a real situation or the feelings associated with it

Back 4

Denial

Front 5

The beliefs and values of another individual are internalized and symbolically become a part of the self

Back 5

Introjection

Front 6

An attempt to increase self worth by acquiring certain attributes and characteristics of an individual one admires

Back 6

Identification

Front 7

A retreat to an earlier level of development and the comfort measures associated with that level

Back 7

Regression

Front 8

Covering up a real or perceived weakness by emphasizing a trait one considers more desirable

Back 8

Compensation

Front 9

The involuntary blocking of unpleasant feelings and experiences form one's awareness

Back 9

Repression

Front 10

Feelings or impulses unacceptable to one's self are attributed to another person

Back 10

Projection

Front 11

The voluntary blocking of unpleasant feelings and experiences from one's awareness

Back 11

Suppression

Front 12

Attempting to make excuses or formulate logical reasons to justify unacceptable feelings or behaviors

Back 12

Intellectualization

Front 13

The locus of instinctual drives; The pleasure principle; immediate gratification; impulsive and irrational

Back 13

Id

Front 14

The rational self; "The reality principle" Maintain harmony

Back 14

Ego

Front 15

The perfection principle; Composed of two major components- Ego ideal, or internalized value system, and Conscience, formed when a child is consistently punished for bad behavior

Back 15

Superego

Front 16

Erikson, ages birth to 18 months

Back 16

Trust- Self confidence, optimism
Mistrust- emotional dissatisfaction with the self and others, suspiciousness

Occurs when caregivers fail to respond to infant's cries

Front 17

Erikson, 18 months to 3 years

Back 17

Autonomy, self control and the ability to delay gratification; achieved when parents encourage and provide opportunities for independent activities

Shame- Lack of self confidence, lack of pride in ability to perform, rage against self

Occurs when independent behaviors are restricted or unrealistic expectations set the child up for failure

Front 18

Erikson, 3 to 6 years

Back 18

Initiative- exercise restraint, child enjoys learning and personal achievement. The conscience develops.
Guilt- To the point of accepting liability when they are not responsible. May view themselves as evil and deserving of punishment.

Occurs when creativity is stifled and parents continually expect a higher level of achievement

Front 19

Erikson, 6 to 12 years

Back 19

Industry- achieves a sense of self confidence through peers, develops attitudes of trustworthiness
Inferiority- can't cooperate in group activities, overly aggressive, may manipulate or violate the rights of others to satisfy his or her needs

Occurs when accomplishments are consistently met with negative feedback

Front 20

Erikson, 12 to 20 years

Back 20

Identity- View of the self as a unique individual, commitments to choice of career and relationships with opposite gender
Role Confusion- Goals are absent, delinquent and rebellious behavior

Occurs when discipline has been overly harsh, inconsistent, or absent. Also when there is frequent shifting of parental figures

Front 21

Erikson- 20 to 30 years

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Intimacy- capacity for mutual love, personal sacrifices are made for another
Isolation- withdrawal, social isolation, no career is established

Occurs when love in the home has been denied or distorted during the younger years

Front 22

Erikson- 30 to 65 years

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Generativity- Life goals are achieved and the welfare of future generations are considered, satisfaction
Stagnation- Lack of concern for the welfare of others, total preoccupation with self, withdrawn, highly self indulgent

Occurs when earlier tasks are not fulfilled

Front 23

Erikson- 65 to death

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Ego Integrity- Derives meaning from both positive and negative events, self worth and sense of dignity, does not fear death
Despair- self contempt, disgust, death is feared or denied

Occurs when earlier stages were not fulfilled

Front 24

Law that is derived from decisions made in previous cases

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common law

Front 25

Law that protects the private and property rights of individuals and businesses

Back 25

civil law

Front 26

Law that has been enacted by legislative bodies

Back 26

statutory law

Front 27

"What do you think you should do?"

Back 27

Reflecting

Front 28

"Tell me more about that particular situation"

Back 28

Exploring

Front 29

ADOPIE

Back 29

Assessment
Diagnosis
Outcome Identification
Planning
Implementation
Evaluation

Front 30

SOAPIE

Back 30

Subjective data
Objective data
Assessment
Plan
Interventions
Evaluation

Front 31

DAR

Back 31

Focus charting
Data
Action
Response

Front 32

PIE

Back 32

Problem
Intervention
Evaluation

Front 33

Based on theory, led by someone with advanced degree

Back 33

Group therapy

Front 34

Based on group relationships, led by psych nurses

Back 34

Therapeutic group

Front 35

Ideal number of members in group

Back 35

seven or eight

Front 36

type of leadership that has high productivity but low morale. "We will do it my way"

Back 36

Autocratic

Front 37

type of leadership that has low productivity but high morale. "Decide what must be done"

Back 37

Democratic

Front 38

Leadership style that allows people to do as they please

Back 38

Laissez Faire

Front 39

Role that the client plays in psychodrama

Back 39

The protagonist