Chapter 2 - Basics of Psychoanalytic approach (FREUD) Flashcards

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conscious

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material we are aware of at any given moment

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preconscious

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thoughts that are unconscious at this instant but can be easily recalled into our conscious mind

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unconscious

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thought, memories, feelings, urges, fantasies that we are unaware of because they are actively kept in the unconscious
> repression

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manifest dream content

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description of dream recalled by the patient (not true representation)

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latent dream content

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underlying dream content, skilled interpretation necessary to get real meaning of dream

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Primary process thinking

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irrational mental activity
- pleasure principle!

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Pleasure principle

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innate, primitive instinct driving our behavior, urge to have met our drives, instinct to avoid pain, preserving equilibrium within the organism

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Secondary process thinking

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rational thought, logical, organized
- reality principle

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reality principle

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operatssaccording to the actual situation in the external world and the facts as we see them;
> learnt as we grow up

–> Secondary process thinking

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libido

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fixed amount of mental energy (innate). after development will become basis for adult sex drives

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fundamental instinctual drives

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sex drives (libido) and life-preserving drives (hunger and pain)
–> both positive, leading to a prolongation of life

Sex drives (Eros)

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death instinct

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Thanatos –> self-destructive instinct

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id

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  • source of all cravings, impulses, mental energy
  • survival drives, sexual drives and aggressive drives originate here
  • innate

Seeks pleasure and avoids pain at all costs

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ego

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executive part of the personality –> operates according to the reality principle with related secondary process thinking
- mediator between child/ person and outside world

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superego:

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conscience, helps to make judgments about what is right or wrong
- composed of parental attitudes and evaluations
- acts in opposition to the id
- “Engelchen”

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Stages of development of personality

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  1. Oral stage (birth to 1 year)
  2. Anal stage (18 months to 3 years)
  3. Phallic Stage (3-5 years)
  4. Latency Stage (5-12)
  5. Genital stage (12-18 or older)
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Oral Stage (birth - 1 year)

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  • errogenous zones: lips, mouth, tongue
  • cathexis:
  • if needs of oral stimulation are not met: baby will be fixed on oral gratification will seek stimulation later in life
    > oral-aggressive personality vs. oral-receptive character
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Anal Stage (18 m - 3 years)

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  • anal region as the errogenous zone
  • fixation in this stage –> anal-retentive personality
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Phallic Stage (3-5 yrs)

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  • genitals as sources of pleasure (masturbation as source of gratification)
  • castration anxiety
  • oedipus & electra complex
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Latency stage (5-12)

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  • resting period –> energies are taken up into socialization and learning, development of defense mechanisms
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Genital stage (12-18 or older)

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  • sexual objects chose: always opposite sex
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Oedipus complex (/ electra complex)

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an unconscious sexual desire for the parent of the opposite sex and the wish to exclude the parent of the same sex (Phallic Stage)