Chapter 5 part 3 Flashcards

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What was the life of Horney?

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*Neglected second born

*Father was religious, domineering, imperious, and morose

*Mother was attractive, spirited, and freethinking

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How did Horney break from Freud?

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*Horney disagreed with Freud’s notions of the Oedipal complex and his division of the mind into id, ego, and superego

*Horney thought that Freud’s theory reflected a different country and time, so problems that people experience must be culturally, not biologically determined

*Sexual problems secondary to jobs, food, and medical care

Note: She also came up with womb envy.
- Want to carry a baby
- Leads to traits we associate with men

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What is the Childhood Need for Safety?

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*Ridicule and humiliation

*Children need to feel safe (protection of the ego - the self)

*Isolation of child from peers

*Infant’s helplessness increases when they are kept in an excessively dependent state

         * If child neglect they build up hostility to parents
         *Reasons for a child to repress hostility towards parents
                       *Punishments, love, and guilt
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Does she believe in Oedipus complex?

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No,

Believes:
Child does get jealous of other gender parent (but that feeling brings anxiety)

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Who’s ideas does she follow more?

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Adlers

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“She’s still a Neo-Freudian, still believes in ____”

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Energies

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What is Basic Evil?

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Anything that parents do that undermines a child’s security

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What is Basic Hostility?

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Feeling generated in a child if needs for safety and satisfaction are not consistently and lovingly satisfied by the parents

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What is Basic Anxiety?

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Psychological state that exists when basic hostility is repressed. It is the general feeling that everyone in the world is potentially dangerous.

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Basic Anxiety (expanded on)

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Feeling: lonliness/helplessness

Leads to

Foundation of neurosis

Leads to

Self protective mechanisms (they are powerful and intense)

     - Allow us to seek security
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Basic Anxiety makes us feel bad - so we try keep it to a minimum. How do we minimize basic anxiety?

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ten strategies for minimizing basic anxiety called neurotic trends or neurotic needs

Everyone has these needs and attempts to satisfy them, but a neurotic person makes one need the focal point in life

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What are the 10 Neurotic Trends/Needs?

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*Need for Affection and Approval (problem: clingy. Why? parents did opposite)

*Need for a Partner Who Will Run One’s Life (Problem: Need them to make all choices for you)

*Need to Live one’s Live Within Narrow Limits (Problem: Small comfort zone)

*Need for Power

*Need to Exploit Others (Problem: Abusing others)

*Need for Social Recognition and Prestige

*Need for Personal Admiration

*Need for Ambition and Personal Achievement

*Need for Self-Sufficiency and Independence

*Need for Protection and Unassailability

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What are Neurotic Needs and Trends?

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Needs: Trends:
Affection & Approval Movement towards people
Dominant Partner (Compliant Personality)

Power
Exploitation Movement against people
Pre-Stige (Aggressive Personaility)
Admiration
Achievement

Self-Sufficiency Movement away from ppl
Perfection (Detached personality)
Narrow limits to life

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What are the three adjustment patterns?

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  1. Move to people: “If I give in, I shall not be hurt”
  2. Move Against people: “If i have power, no one can hurt me”
  3. Moving away from people: “If I withdraw, nothing can hurt me”
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15
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What is Horney’s approach to personality?

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Psychocultural

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What does Erik Erikson believe?

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Believed that ego is a relatively powerful, independent part of personality

    Ego psychology - Erikson’s approach to personality

Principal function of the ego is to establish and maintain a sense of identity

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Identity crisis for Erikson?

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Confusion and despair we feel when we lack a strong sense of who we are

18
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How long is Eriksons stages of personality?

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*Erikson’s stages of personality development continue from infancy to old age

*Crises - Turning points encountered by people in personality development
*Provides two directions in which to proceed
*How a person resolves a crisis determines the direction of his/her personality development

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What is Basic trust versus mistrust (Erikson)? (stages of personality)

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*Child whose needs are met develops a sense of basic trust

            *Infants who never receive the loving care they need develops a sense of basic mistrust
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What is Autonomy Versus Shame and Doubt (Erikson)? (stages of personality)

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*Autonomy - Allowing children to manipulate and control what they encounter
*People with a sense of autonomy are confident

*Over protection of children hinders development and lead to shame and doubt
*Children become dependent on other

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What is Initiative Versus Guilt (Erikson)? (stages of personality)

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*Children who:
*Organize and participate in social activities develop a sense of initiative
*Lack initiative feel guilt and resignatio

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What is Industry Versus Inferiority (Erikson)? (stages of personality)

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*Industry - Belief in one’s strengths and abilities
*Develops when children experience success

*Inferiority - Lack of appreciation for one’s talents and skills
*Develops when children encounter failure

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What is Identity Versus Role Confusion? (Erikson) (stages of personality)

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People with a sense of identity make decisions about personal values and religious questions

Failing to develop a strong sense of identity leads to role confusion

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What is Intimacy Versus Isolation? (Erikson) (stages of personality)

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Young people search for special relationship to develop intimacy and grow emotionally

People who fail to develop intimacy face emotional isolation

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What is Personality Generativity Versus Stagnation (Erikson) (stages of personality)

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*Middle aged individuals develop a concern for guiding the next generation

 *Parents raise their children

    *Adults without children play an active role in raising nieces and nephews

*Adults who fail to develop sense of generativity suffer from a sense of stagnation

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What is Ego Integrity Versus Despair (Erikson) (stages of personality)

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People who:

*Look back on their lives with satisfaction develop a sense of integrity

*Fail to develop a sense of integrity fall into despair and express contempt for others