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18 Cards in this Set
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Anal stage
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Second stage of psycho sexual development. Derived from retaining and expelling of feces.
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Oral Stage
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The Initial stage, Infant learning to trust or mistrust the world.
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Phallic Stage
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Third stage - child gains maximum gratification through direct experience with the genitals.
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Analytical psychology
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combination of ideas from History, Mythology and religion.
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Anxiety
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There are 3 kinds of anxiety: Reality, Neurotic and Moral anxiety.
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counter transference
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Unresolved conflicts of the therapist that are projected onto the client.
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Crisis
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Is a turning point in life when we have the potential to move forward or to regress. Resolve the conflict or fail to master the development task.
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Death Instincts
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Harboring an unconscious wish to die or hurt themselves or others.
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Dream Analysis
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Therapist participate with clients in exploring dreams and in interpreting possible meanings.
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Ego
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The part of the personality that is the mediator between external reality and inner demands.
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Ego-defense mechanisms
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protection from anxiety producing thoughts, feelings and impulses
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Id
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part of the personality that is present at birth. Its function is to discharge tension and return to homeostasis.
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Neurotic Anxiety
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The fear that the instincts will get out of hand and cause one to do something for which one will be punished.
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Pleasure principle
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The idea that the Id is driven to satisfy instinctual needs by reducing tension, avoiding pain, and gaining pleasure.
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Psycho dynamic psychotherapy
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Involves a shortening and simplifying of the lengthy process of psychoanalysis.
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Reality Anxiety
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The fear of danger from the external world.
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Transference
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Client shifting to the therapist of feelings and fantasies that are displacements from clients past.
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Moral Anxiety
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When you feel guilty because you have done something contrary to your moral code.
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