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Freuds Psychoanalytic
Theory
Overview
- Level of awareness
-Personalityl Structure
-Defense mechanism and anxiety
-Psychosocail sages of development
-Implications for psychiatric mental health nursing
Freuds Levels of Awarenesss
- Conscious
-Pre conscious
-Unconsious
Freuds Personality Structure
-id
-ego
-super ego
Id
- at bitrht we are all id
-sourse of all drives
-cannot tolerate frustration
-seeks pleasure and comfort
Ego
-develops because the needs of the Id cannot be satisfactorily met
-develops during the fourth to 5th month of life
-problem solver
-reality tester
Super Ego
- moral component of personalty
-ideal rather than the real
seeks perfection
Freuds Psychosexual stages
List
-oral
-anal (1-3)
-pallic (3-6)
-latency(6-12)
-genital(12+)
Oral phase
Desired outcome
- development of trust in the environement with the realization tha needs can be met
Anal phase
Desire outcome
- control over impulses
Phallic Phase
Desired outcome
- ID with the parent of the same sex
Latency
Desire outcome
- the development of skills needed to cope with the environment
Genital phase
Desired outcome
- the ability to be creative and find pleasure in love and worl
Eriksons Infancy Stage
Psychosocial Crisis
- Trust vs Mistrust
Eriksons Early childhood stage
Psychosocial Crisis
Autonomy vs. chame and doubt
Eriksons Late childhood stage
Psychosocial Crisis
- Initiative vs. guilt
Eriksons School age Stage
Psychosocial Crisis
-Industry vs. Inferiority
Erikson's adolescence stage
Psychosocial Crisis
- Identity vs. role confusion
Eriksons Early Adulthood Stage
Psychosocial Crisis
- Intamacy vs. Isolation
Eriksons Middle Adulthood phase
Psychosocial Crisis
- Generativity vs self absorbtion
Eriksons Later years stage
Psychosocial Crisis
- Integrity vs despair
Sullivnas Interpersonal Theory
overview
- purpose off all behavior is to get needs met through interpersonal interactions
-avoid anxiety
-security operations
-foundation for Peplaus theory
-therepy geared to pt teaching and gaining insight
Peplau
Major accomplishments
- established foundation for psychiatric nursing
-nurse-pt relationship as a foundation
process recording
-effects of anxiety on perception and learning
Behavioral theoris
Overview
- personality consists of learned behaviors
-conditioning
Pavlov's Classical Conditioning theory
Overiew
- psychic secretion
-classical conditoning
John B Watsons Behaviorism theory
Overview
-ojective or measurble "behaviorism"
-personality traits were learned through classical conditioning
-
B.F Skinner's Operant Conditiong Theory
- voluntary behaviors are learned through consequences
-behavioral responses are elicited through reinforcement
-provides a model for modifying or replacing behaviors
Behavioral Therepy
Types
-Modeling
-operant conditioning
-systematic desensitization
-aversion therepy
Operant Conditioning
uses positive reinforcement to increase desired behaviors
Ellis- Rational Emotive Behavioral Therepy
-perception influences all thoughts, which influences behavior
Beck's Cognotive Behavior Thereoy
-based on the principal that how people feel and behave is determined by the way they think and about the wrold and their place in it.
-schmeatas
Maslows Heirarchy of needs
in order
1) Physiological Nees
2) Saftey needs
3) Love and belonging
4) Estem
5) Self actualization
6) Self transcendence
Biological model
focuss on neurologica, chemical. biological, and gentic issues and seeks understanding of how the body and brain interact to create emotions, memories, and perceptual experience