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Who is involved with psychoanalysis?
Sigmund Freud, and Breuer
In Psychoanalysis what is not the ruling force of human nature?
goodness of human nature is an illusion
What is the dominant force that drives people?
is the innate sexual instinct- Unconscious drives
Where do the roots of psychotherapy lie?
•Roots of psychopathology are in early development
What are the three types of instincts? (Psychoanalysis)
Libido, life instinct, death instinct
What is libido? (psychoanalysis)
(basic driving force of personality)- Goal is to seek energy, avoid pain
What is life instinct? (psychoanalysis)
(most basic instinct) -Eros
What the death instinct? (psychanalysis)
(destructive instinct)-Thanatos
What are the three levels of consciousness in psychoanalysis?
oConscious Thought
oUnconscious Thought
oPreconscious Thought
What are the three structures of personality of consciousness in psychoanalysis?
Id
Ego
Superego
Which defense mechanism is the most important in psychoanalysis?
Repression is the cornerstone of defense mechanisms
Why are defense mechanisms used according to psychoanalysis?
Purpose is to prevent unacceptable thoughts from coming into consciousness
What is the number one psychoanalytic tool used?
Free association
What is realistic anxiety?
-An appropriate affective reaction to real danger
What is neurotic anxiety?
-Fear that won’t be able to control instincts (Id) & will be punished
What is Moralistic Anxiety?
-Fear will violate parental/societal standards (Superego) & be punished
What are the pros of psychoanalysis?
Modern offshoots appear to devalue women less
What are the cons of psychoanalysis?
-Focus of change is on the individual, not the environment
-Females motivated by penis envy
-Rooted in European values
-Gender bias within foundations of theory
What is the philosophy of Psychoanalytic Theory?
pessimistic, instinct of self preservation and destruction, sex drive, determination before the age of 6, behavior is driven by the unconscious, roots are in development
What are the central constructs of Psychoanalytic Theory?
life instinct (self preservation), death instinct, id-pleasure, ego-reality, super ego- morality, unconscious and pre-conscious thoughts, repression, defense mechanisms, symptoms as symbols
What is the Health/ Dysfunction of Psychoanalytic Theory?
health as resolved oedipal complexes and less leftover unconscious material, dysfunction as anxiety: realistic-appropriate, neurotic-can't control instincts, moral-ciolates societal standards
What is the assessment phase of Psychoanalytic Theory?
very important, distinguished between hysterical and neurosis, is seen as search for the unconscious in free associations, dreams, and errors. Contemporary approaches use more formal techs: Rorschach
What is the role of client/counselor in Psychoanalytic Theory?
help client uncover unconscious conflicts, strengthen the ego, changes in personality structure, doctor-patient roles, therapist defines real and not real, put away humanness to focus on operation
What is the process of therapy of Psychoanalytic Theory?
insight, resistance, transference, countertransference. 4 Stages: opening phase, development of transference, working through, resolution of transference
What are the techniques of Psychoanalytic Theory?
Free association, interpretation, analysis of resistance, dream analysis (latent and manifest content), analysis of transference
What is the research support for Psychoanalytic Theory?
Very important to other theorists (ind, REBT, Cog, Reality, Per-Center). Trouble operationalizing concepts, supportive of defense mechs role, little assessing traditional psychoanalysis
What is the Cultural Diversity of Psychoanalytic Theory?
ignores cultural contexts, feminist object to penis envy etc and Freud's slanted view of women, sees homosexuality as perversion, rooted in European values that do not translate to other cultures