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32 Cards in this Set
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Id
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Desires, urges, instincts, and feelings reside here
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Ego
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Part of personality that regulates self-concept and decisions
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Superego
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Part of personality our parents and society help us create
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Reaction formation
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Defense mechanism of feeling an opposite emotion
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Regression
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Defencse mechanism of acting more childish
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Rationalization
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Defense mechanism of making excuses for problems
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Repression
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Defense mechanism of not thinking about a problem
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Displacement
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Defense mechanism of taking out anger in another place
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Denial
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Defense mechanism of not admitting a problem exists
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Libido
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Moder-day term for sex drive, borrowed from Freud
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Fixation
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Term for unresolved conflict from childhood stage
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Resistance
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Therapy technique of monitoring hesitations and editing
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Transference
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Patient's displacement of feelings toward therapist
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Unconscious
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Part of the mind Freud said held the key to most problems
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Dream analysis
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Freud developed first system fro interpretation and study
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Dream analysis
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Freud developed first system fro interpretation and study
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Seduction theory
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Controversial idea of fantasized childhood sexual abuse
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Psychoanalysis
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Name of the science Freud hoped to create
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Freudian slip
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A spoken "mistake" which reveals hidden feeling
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Oedipus complex
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A young boy's romantic attraction to his mother
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Electra complex
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A young girl's romantic attraction to her father
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Free association
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Therapy technique of going from one thought to another
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Anal expulsive
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An unusually messy and inconsiderate person
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Anal-retentive
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Term for a person who is unusually neat and tidy
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Defense mechanism
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A behavior that helps protect our ego from conflict
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Countertransferance
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Therapist's displacement of feelings toward patient
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Penis envy
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Freudian theory of female genital inferiority
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Oral stage
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Pleasure experienced by sucking and chewing on things
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Anal stge
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First taste of independence; going to bathroom important
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Phallice stage
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First sexual and gender awareness, attraction to parents
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Latent stage
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Oppostie sex peers and sexual feelings avoided here
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Genital stage
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Mature, adult sexual awareness begins at this point
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