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37 Cards in this Set
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sublimation |
ego channels unconscious impulses into socially acceptable actions |
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Defense Mechanisms |
repression denial displacement introjection projection regression rationalization reaction formation sublimation |
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introjection |
incorporating positive qualities of another person into one's own ego |
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rationalization |
finding excuse or explanation for impulse that helps eliminate guilt or anxiety |
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secondary processes |
thinking is in contact with reality |
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primary processes |
primary motivators of behavior, called instincts |
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aggressive drive |
one of two main instincts or drives that motivates people; the outward manifestation of death instinct |
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paradigm |
viewpoint or theoretical model that is shared by many scientists that guides their research activities |
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psychosexual stages of development |
1)oral- id takes pleasure in oral gratification 2)anal- satisfaction through aggression and excretory function (retentive vs. expulsive) 3)phallic- genital area & Oedipus complex 4)latency- charactereized by identification, no libidinal conflicts 5)genital- puberty |
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Adult oral & personality traits |
1)oral receptive -dependancy in relationships, overeating, thumb sucking, smoking, gullibility 2)oral aggressive -possessive/manipulative in relationships, nail biting, verbally aggressive |
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fixation (cause & effect on personality) |
-libido gets stuck at psychosexual stage cause- excessive frustration or gratification of pleasures associated with any stage effect on personality -excessive frustration-too strict -excessive gratification-too lenient |
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Oedipus Complex |
predicament that male children fear their fathers will castrate them as punishment of desire for their mother and females become hostile towards their mother |
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castration anxiety/penis envy |
boys- castration anxiety girls- penis envy |
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regression |
movement from mature to immature behavior returning to the gratifications of an earlier stage of psycho-sexual development |
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projection |
seeing in others undesirable characteristics that actually reside in one's own unconcious |
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displacement |
channeling unacceptable or threatening impulses to a safer object |
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denial |
refusal to perceive an unpleasant event in external reality |
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repression |
ego forces threatening material into the unconscious |
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latent content |
repressed impulses that are always seeking expression |
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manifest content |
disguised expression of latent content |
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reaction formation |
conversion of an undesirable impulse into its oppossite |
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cathexis |
repressed material and instinctual impulses are always seeking expression |
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anti-cathexis |
repressed material stays unconscious (synonym for repression) |
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pleasure principle |
seeks the reduction of instinctual tension (the associated pleasure) |
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reality principle |
reference to the ego, realistically arbitrate conflicting demands of the id, superego, and external world |
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defense mechanism |
ego defends itself against pain of anxiety |
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catharsis |
the process of removing hysterical symptoms through "taking them out" |
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morality principle |
reference to the conscience, a subsystem of the superego that tells people what they should not do |
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libido |
psychic energy, especially for the sex drive |
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tendentious jokes |
latent content gives greater pleasure dirty jokes, tendency towards something |
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individuation/self-realization |
process by which a person becomes an individual, a fully developed person with all psychic functions developed |
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parapraxes |
freudian slips that are caused by unconscious wishes |
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personal unconscious |
repressed experiences that are exclusive to one individual |
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non-tendentious jokes |
no latent content simple jokes, puns |
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archetypes |
emotional predispositions, premordial images, or templates in the collective unconscious |
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collective unconscious |
archetypes that are a shared level of reality & is inherent in our own brain structure |
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complexes |
a constellation of thoughts, ideas and feelings that are related to a particular theme |