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For Erikson, what was the "royal road to the unconscious" |
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For Freud, what was the "royal road to the unconscious" |
Dreams |
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Who said, personality was composed of opposite archetypes? |
Jung |
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Unlike Freud and Psychoanalytic theorists, Psychodynamic theorists did what during therapy? |
Sat up and faced their person |
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Who was the Psychologist behind Organ Inferiority, and what branch of psychology was he? |
Alfred Adler Psychodynamic |
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Who was the Psychologist who studied birth order in depth? |
Alfred Adler |
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What were Karen Horney's three methods of coping with anxiety and inferiority? |
1) moving towards 2) moving against 3) moving away from people |
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What was the triad Karen Horney used? |
1) the real self 2) the idealized Self 3) the "should" tyranny |
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Jung's three levels of consciousness? |
1) Ego (conscious) 2) Personal Unconscious 3) Collective Unconscious |
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Collective unconscious |
Our unconscious identification with all humans; our internalized problems with humanity, bias, and racism. |
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Shadow Archetype |
the "evil self" that we keep "shadowed" to protect your identity |
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the Self Archetype |
Unity of who we are expressed as a whole; instinct for integration
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Masculine Protest (who and which theory and definition) |
Adler; psychodynamic The desire as an adult to act superior because of inferiority as a child |
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Jung's Persona |
A social mask we wear in public dealings |
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Horney's response to "Penis Envy" |
Women act a certain way as a response to cultural constraints not body type |
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Erikson developmental stages |
1) Basic trust versus mistrust 2) Autonomy versus shame and guilt 3) Initiative versus doubt 4) industry verus inferiority 5) identity versus loss of identity 6) Intimacy versus solitude 7) Generosity versus stagnation 8) Integrity versus despair |
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Who is behind the Object/Relations Theory |
Klein/ Winnicott |
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Kein's split children theory (2 theories) |
1) depressive 2) Paranoid |
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Klein's paranoid position |
Children, during imaginational play, destroyed the "bad" things because they have a fear of being destroyed by it. |
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Klein's Depressive position |
Children, during imaginational play, were sensitive to the "good" part because they fear losing it. |
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Who created the Transitional Object/ what is it? |
Winnicott What a child uses to bridge a gap between fantasy and reality (having a baby blanket) |
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Winnicott's False Self? |
Children and adults learn to put on a "pleasing" mask to protect the world from their true identity. |
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John Bowlby |
attachment theorists basis of love is attachment |
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Where are Jung's archetypes found? |
The collective Unconscious |
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Where are lung's complexes found? |
the personal unconscious |
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What are complexes (for Jung) |
a collection of thoughts, feelings, and attitudes and memories that center on a particular concept. |
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Jung's Principle of Equivalence |
Any psychic energy taken from 1 structure is to be found somewhere else in the system |
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Jung's principle of entropy |
If one aspect of the personality has greater psychic energy than the other, it will flow to the weaker side to create a standard balance |
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Jung's transcendence function |
Driven By the self archetype complexes develop individually, but the this function blends them together to make a wholesome personality |
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Jung's causality |
incorporation of the past and the present |
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Jung's focus on the first and second half of life? |
1st half--> developing the conscious and personal unconscious 2nd half--> attainment of self-hood |
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Jung's 4 functions of personality/used in what |
1) thinking 2) feeling 3) Sensing 4) Intuiting myers briggs test |
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Jung's Functional Attitudes |
1) rational-- Thinking and feeling 2) Irrational--sensing or intuition |
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Jung's Action orientations |
1) Judging (planning/deadlines) 2) perceiving (improviser/multi-tasker, uncomitted) |
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Which one of Erikson's stage paris with Freud's stage of Phallic |
1) Initiative and guilt |
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Which one of Erikson's stage develops the sense of Competency by the ego |
Industry and inferiority |
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Which one of Erikson's stage develops "purpose" by the ego |
Initiative versus guilt |
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Which one of Erikson's stage develops the Ego feeling of "free will" |
Autonomy and shame and doubt |
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Which one of Erikson's stage is connected to Freud's genetical stage |
Identity versus mis-identity |
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Which one of Erikson's stage develops "fidelity" |
Identity versus Mis-identity |
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Which one of Erikson's stage develops "care" |
Generativity and stagnation |
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Which one of Erikson's stage develops "wisdom" |
Integrity versus despair |
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Jung-- which aspect of the conscious/ unconscious are we born with? |
collective unconscious |
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Who talks about shift through life (past experiences and future experiences? ) Freud or Jung? |
Jung |