Chapter 8. Fromm: Humanistic Psychoanalysis Flashcards

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True or False. According to Fromm, people have been torn away from their prehistoric union with nature and also with one another.

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True

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2
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People have the power of ________, ________, and

________.

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reasoning, foresight, and imagination.

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3
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This contributes to feelings of loneliness, isolation, and homelessness.

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Self-awareness

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4
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True or False. To escape feelings of isolation, people strive to become united with others and with nature.

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True

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5
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What human need can move people toward a

reunion with the natural world?

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  1. relatedness
  2. transcendence
  3. rootedness
  4. sense of identity
  5. frame of orientation
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6
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A sense of ________ drives people to unite with another person through submission, power, or love.

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relatedness

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7
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It is the need for people to rise above their passive existence and create or destroy life.

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transcendence

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8
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________ is the need for a consistent structure in people’s lives.

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Rootedness

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9
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A ________ gives a person a feeling of “I” or “me.”

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sense of identity

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10
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A __________ is a consistent way of looking at the world.

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frame of orientation

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11
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Refers to the sense of being alone.

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basic anxiety

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12
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3 mechanisms of escape:

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  1. authoritarianism
  2. destructiveness
  3. conformity
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13
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Psychologically healthy people acquire the ___________.

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syndrome of growth

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14
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The syndrome of growth includes:

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  1. positive freedom integrated personality
  2. biophilia
  3. love for fellow humans
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15
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The spontaneous activity of a whole, integrated personality.

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positive freedom

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16
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Pertains to a passionate love of life.

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biophilia

17
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Other people live nonproductively and acquire things through:

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  1. passively receiving things
  2. exploiting others
  3. hoarding things
  4. marketing or exchanging things, including themselves
18
Q

Some extremely sick people are motivated by the ___________.

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syndrome of decay

19
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The syndrome of decay includes:

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  1. necrophilia
  2. malignant narcissism
  3. incestuous symbiosis
20
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Refers to the love of death;

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necrophilia

21
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It is the infatuation with self.

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malignant narcissism

22
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The tendency to remain bound to a mothering person or her equivalents.

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incestuous symbiosis

23
Q

What is the goal of Fromm’s psychotherapy?

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to establish a union with patients so that they can become reunited with the world

24
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Assumes that humanity’s separation from the natural world has produced feelings of loneliness and isolation, a condition called basic anxiety.

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humanistic psychoanalysis

25
Q

They have no powerful instincts to adapt to a changing world; instead, they have acquired the facility to reason—a condition Fromm called the _________.

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human dilemma

26
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These have emerged during the evolution of human culture, growing out of their attempts to find an answer to their existence and to avoid becoming insane.

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existential needs