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What did Sigmund Freud place a lot of emphasis on?

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The unconscious mind and childhood importance.

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What are the three parts of the personality?

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Id, Ego, and Superego.

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Id

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Biological drives, like sex or hunger. The want of immediate gratification.

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Ego

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the rational decision maker

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Superego

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conscienc e, opposite of Id, like morals.

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Psychosexual stages

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called libido, 5 stages

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What are the 5 psychosexual stages?

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Oral, Anal, Phallic, Latentey, Genital

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Oral

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focused on the mouth, such as nursing. Birth to a year and a half.

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Anal

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The fascination with holding and expelling feces. 1 to 3. If you are harshly toilet trained, you will be fixated on cleanliness.

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Phallic

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unconscious attraction to the opposite sex parent 3 to 6.

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Oedipus complex

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boy is attracted to his mother. He sees his father as competition.

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Eletcra complex

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girl is attracted to father. sees mother as compeititon.

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Latentey

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sexual concerns are set aside and it is an easy period of time. ages 6 to puberty.

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Genital

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mature adult and sexuality. (puberty to adult)

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Defense mechanisms

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Anna and Sigmund Freud. They are way to reduce anxiety.

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Repression

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Forced forgetfulness.

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Denial

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refusing to accept reality

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Rationalization

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trying to rationalize the situation by making excuses. justification

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displacment

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taking it out on someone else..

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regression

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resorting to less mature behavior

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projection

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forcing your feelings onto someone else.r

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reaction formation

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pretend to be something youre not.

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sublimation

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make an unacceptable thought into something acceptable

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Freud contributions

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ideas of the conscious mind
importance of childhood
ideas about anxiety
ideas about defense mechanisms
ides of unconscious mind
talk therapy

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carl jung
follower frued, and freud interpreted his dreams. He asked to interpret freuds, so then they had a falling out. he came up with the collective unconcious.
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collective unconscious
belief that we are born with the cumulative experience of our ancestors.
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Alfred Adler
Freud follower. Claimed that freud put to much emphasis on sex and the unconscious muinde. There are so many more influences than just mom and dad.
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DSM5
diagnostic and statistical manual of disorders
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Anxiety disorders
GAD, Panic disorder, phobic disorder, agoraphobia, OCD
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generalized anxiety disorder GAD
feelings of anxiety without knowing why (longterm) you worry constantly
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Panic disorder
suffer from panic attacks
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symptoms of a panic attack
shortness of breath, heart rate increase, sweating, shaking, dizziness
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agoraphobia
fear of public places
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phobic disorder
a phobia, and extreme fear of something
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phobic disorder treatments
systematic desensization flooding/impulsion
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systematic desenization
type of therapy that starts by teaching relaxation techniques, then gradually expose the phobia
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flooding/impulsion
exposing the fear all at once with no relaxation techniques. You become desetnized when your body is in panic mode for to long. Only done to adults.
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OCD
a person is bothored by obsessions/thoughts, and or compulsion they feel they have to carry out.
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Compulsions
not everyone with ocd has compulsions
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Mood disorders
emotional disturbance. Depression, bipolar disorder, SAD schizophrenia
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Depression
most ocmmon mood disorder.
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depression symptoms
no enery, sadness, sleeping/eating issues.
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bipolar disorder
the alternation betweem feelings of mania and depression. can last for days.
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seasonal depression. SAD
type of depression that occurs during a certain time of the year. Winter is most ocmmone
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Schizophrenia
condition with disordered behavior.
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1/3 rule
1/3 can take medication and are fine, 1/3 are in and out of the hospital, and 1/3 are hospitalized.
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schizophrenia age
late teens to early adulthood
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rareness
1% of the population
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schizophrenia symptoms
deterioration of daily activities, hallucinations, delusion, disorganized thoughts, abnormal emotional responses, and grossly disorganized behavior.
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halluciantions
auditory, voices and thoghts in head
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delusions
unfounded beleifs
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types of delusions
delusions of grandeur, delusions of reference, and delusions of persectution
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delusions of grandeur
believes they are unusually important. Messiah, King
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delusions of reference
interepet things as special messages
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deluisons of persecution
paranoia. the feeling od being watched and/or followed
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abnormal emotional responses
cry during a funny movie
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grossly disorganized behavior
stand in a chair
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you have to show signs of at least _ of these to be diagnosed with schizophrenia
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types of schizophrenia
undifferentiated, catatonic, disorganized, paranoid, residual,
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undifferentiated schizo.
mixture of symptoms but not that severe/bizzare.
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catatonic
rarest type. Movement issue, stand still like a statue, non responsive
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disorganized
childlike silly behavior.
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paranoid
sever symptoms. Extreme persecution and grandeur. most likely to respond to treatment
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residual
when you have an episode but it ends.
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negative symptoms
withdrawn, non-responsive
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positive symptoms
everywhere, excess, increaase function
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Schizophrenia causes
to much dopamine, genetic component, nuerodevelopmental hypthoseis
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neurodevelopmental hypothesis
schizo. is caused by a damaged nervous system before or during birth.
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schizophrenia treatments
psychotherapy
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psychotherapy
there isnt a best type of therapy. the best type is what is bets for you!
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Psychoanalyis
Freud. bringing unconcioues thoughts and feelings into conscieusnuess.
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psychoanalysis free association
clients relax and say the first ting in their mind. rambles
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behavior therapy
observable behavior. change the environemnt, change the behavior.
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behavior therapist believe that
abnormal behaviors are learned, and can be unlearned. if the environemnt supports the addiction, change it
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humanistic therapy
Carl Rogers, beleive that people are good and want to be better. what is the clients plan what are you gonna do?
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cognitive therapy
thought process what you are thinking. replace the negative thought with a positive or neutral thought
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family therapy
the family is present during the clients therapy. helps the therapist extremely, as they only see one side of the paintens story.
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group therapy
a therpist brings people together. It is cheaper, allows the client to see they are not alone, and the counsler can see how they interact with others.
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self help groups
no therapist. people come together to support each other. often free. (AA)
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lobotomy
for exceedingly violent people. a surgery that damages the preforntal cortex to lessen emotion. insetrts an ice pcik into the top of the ye and into brain
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electrocunvulsive therapy (ECT)
shock therapy. 70-150 bolts of electricity pass through the brain.
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ECT most often used for
people with depression who have not responded to any kind of treatment.
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ECT is
The last resort. It is also extremely effective

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