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Psycho Sexual Stages 1
Oral |
0-18 months mouth center of pleasure
Personality development in which the main sources of pleasure and tension reduction are the mouth, lips, and tongue |
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Psycho Sexual Stages 1
Oral |
0-18 months mouth center of pleasure
Personality development in which the main sources of pleasure and tension reduction are the mouth, lips, and tongue |
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Psycho Sexual Stages 2
Anal |
18-36 months bowel and bladder control
Personality development in which the child obtains pleasure from first expelling feces and then, during toilet training, from retaining feces |
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Psycho Sexual Stages 2
Anal |
18-36 months bowel and bladder control
Personality development in which the child obtains pleasure from first expelling feces and then, during toilet training, from retaining feces |
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Psycho Sexual Stages 3
Phallic |
3-6 years genital pleasure. incestuous sexual feelings, oedipus complex
Personality development where the child realizes they do or do not have a penis, have sexual desire for the parent of the opposite sex, and unconsciously wants to eliminate parent of same sex |
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Psycho Sexual Stages 3
Phallic |
3-6 years genital pleasure. incestuous sexual feelings, oedipus complex
Personality development where the child realizes they do or do not have a penis, have sexual desire for the parent of the opposite sex, and unconsciously wants to eliminate parent of same sex |
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Psycho Sexual Stages 4
Latency |
6 to puberty dormant sexual feelings; same sex friendships
Personality development in which the focus of child is on learning skills and abilities necessary to succeed as adult |
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Psycho Sexual Stages 4
Latency |
6 to puberty dormant sexual feelings; same sex friendships
Personality development in which the focus of child is on learning skills and abilities necessary to succeed as adult |
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Psycho Sexual Stages 5
Genital |
puberty on masturbation, sexual feelings towards others Personality development in which libido is focused on the genitals, but not in manner of self-manipulation associated with the phallic stage
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Psycho Sexual Stages 5
Genital |
puberty on masturbation, sexual feelings towards others Personality development in which libido is focused on the genitals, but not in manner of self-manipulation associated with the phallic stage
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Oedipal and Electra conflicts
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Unconscious wish to have opposite-sex parent all to self by eliminating the same-sex parent
(Occurs during Phallic Stage) |
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Oedipal and Electra conflicts
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Unconscious wish to have opposite-sex parent all to self by eliminating the same-sex parent
(Occurs during Phallic Stage) |
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3 Parts of Personality 1
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Most primitive part of the mind;
Source of all drives and urges Desires immediate gratification |
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3 Parts of Personality 2
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Part of the mind that operates according to reality. It understands that urges of Id conflict with social and physical reality (strategies and problem solving)
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3 Parts of Personality 1
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Most primitive part of the mind;
Source of all drives and urges Desires immediate gratification |
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3 Parts of Personality 3
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Part of the mind that internalizes ideals, values, and morals of society;
What some refer to as the “conscience” |
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3 Parts of Personality 2
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Part of the mind that operates according to reality. It understands that urges of Id conflict with social and physical reality (strategies and problem solving)
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Defense mechanisms. 1
Compensation |
A defense mechanism. Defined as the substitution of a rewarding activity for an anxiety-producing one.
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3 Parts of Personality 3
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Part of the mind that internalizes ideals, values, and morals of society;
What some refer to as the “conscience” |
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Defense mechanisms. 1
Compensation |
A defense mechanism. Defined as the substitution of a rewarding activity for an anxiety-producing one.
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Defense mechanisms. 2
Denial |
Defined as a refusal to acknowledge something that causes anxiety or distress.
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Defense mechanisms. 3
Displacement |
Defined as transference of emotion felt toward an individual or object to another similar person or thing.
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Defense mechanisms. 4
Projection |
Defined as an unconscious assignment of unacceptable personal thoughts and behaviors to another.
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Defense mechanisms. 5
Rationalization |
Defined as an assignment of a socially-acceptable motive to behavior.
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Defense mechanisms. 6
Reaction formation |
Defined as behavior that is directly opposed to unconscious desires.
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Defense mechanisms. 7
Regression |
Defined as a retreat to an earlier stage of development.
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Defense mechanisms. 8
Repression |
Defined as the exclusion of desires and impulses from consciousness while they remain in the unconscious.
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Defense mechanisms. 9
Sublimination |
Defined as the channeling of socially-inappropriate impulses into socially-acceptable behaviors.
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Defense mechanisms. 10
Suppression |
Defined as the conscious effort to force painful memories and events into the unconscious.
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Defense mechanisms. 11
Introjection |
Defined as attributing others unacceptable instincts needs and drives to self
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Defense mechanisms. 12
Fixation |
Defined as remaining fixated on resolved conflicts
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Defense mechanisms. 13
Undoing |
Defined as repeated engaging in behavior to undo the effects of past unacceptable action
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Free Association
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client says whatever comes to mind withoug censure. Freud believes this allows unconscious material to surface into consciousness.
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Dream Analysis
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The client relates a dream's manifest content (what happens in a dream) and then free associates to the elements of the dream to identify its latent (unconscious) content.
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Interpretation
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explicitly connects current bx to current processes.
e.g. "Is it possible that your workaholism is a way to make sure you dont have to face being rejected by men?" *less likely to elicit anxiety and resistance |
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Process of Analysis
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The way in which the analysis' targets are analyzed. Uses a combo of:
*clarification *confrontation *interpretation *working through (WICCa) |
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Transference
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The therapist's neutrality allows the client to project onto the therapist feelings she originally had for a parent or other significant person in the past.
This can involve neg. or pos. feelings and can take many forms. e.g., sexual advances, extreme dependency, competitiveness. *viewed as a form of resistance *associated with psychoanalysis |
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Catharsis
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emotional release resulting from the recall of unconscious material. Paves the way for insight
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Anima
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Feminine aspect of man's personality
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Animus
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Musculine aspect of woman's personality
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