exam 2 study guide Flashcards
free association
help recover repressed ideas
manifest content of dreams
dream remembered
latent content of dreams
free associating to the elements of the dreams
ID
core, innate, reflexes, instincts, drives
source of all psychic energy
ID
ID works on ___ principle
pleasure
ego
fact vs fantasy
first year of life
ego works on ___ principle
reality
superego
rewards and punishments, internalization
4-5 year
superego works on____ principle
morality
oedipus complex
unresolved neurosis
resistance
force that prevents the patient from becoming aware of events and keeps them in the unconscious
catharsis
emotional release
collection of thoughts, feelings, attitudes that are related to particular concept and that influences our behavior
complex
archetype
universal mental structures that predispose people to react to certain circumstances in specific ways
collective unconscious
general wisdom that is shared by all people
personal unconscious
our forgotten or repressed memories
persona
social role
shadow
unsocial thoughts, feelings, behaviors
anima
feminine side of male psyche
animus
masculine side of female psyche
self
central archetype and true center of personality
self-realization
teleological process of development involving synchronicity, individualization, transcendence
synchronicity
experience of two or more events that are apparently casually unrelated
transcendence
integration
primary purpose of sexuality for freud
pleasure seeking
freud explanation hysteria
childhood sexual abuse repressed to unconscious
order of psychosexual stages
oral, anal, phallic, latency, genital
oral stage
mouth, ingesting, biting
birth-1 year
anal stage
toilet training, clash of wills, retention, explosion
1-2 years
phallic stage
rich fantasy world
pleasure source is genital organs
3-6 years
latency stage
sexual drive inhibited
7-puberty
genital stage
rebirth of sexual and aggressive drives
puberty to adulthood
sublimation
even the drives/needs that are considered to be taboo, can be satisfied in a socially acceptable or admired way
helps push the anxiety producing drives and memories into the unconscious so they are not remembered
repression
helps to not acknowledge and not think about anxiety producing events and thoughts
denial
helps taking out our frustrations, feelings, impulses on people or objects that are less threatening
displacement
in a stressful situation, reverting backward to a behavior used in childhood
regression
taking our own unacceptable qualities or feelings and ascribing them to other people
projection
explaining an unacceptable behavior or feeling in a rational or logical manner, avoiding the true reasons for the behavior
rationalization
regressing the anxiety provoking drive and taking up the opposite feeling, impulse, behavior
reaction formation
allows us to act out unacceptable impulses by converting them into more acceptable form
sublimation
transference in psychoanalysis
patient transfers to the analyst emotional attitudes felt as a child toward significant person
freud proposals not supported by current neuroscience
psychosexual stages
libido
dream interpretation
oedipus
nature of our repressed wishes
primitive in the sense of survival and reproduction
similarities between Breuer and freud
talking therapy
unconscious
cathartic
differences between breuer and freud
sexuality, duration, intensity
freud maturity
satisfying interpersonal relationships at the level of genital phase
jung maturity
balance within self, among constituents of self
freud ego
executory of personality, unconscious
jung ego
conscious mind that selects what enters conscious
not true center
freud psychic energy
libido, sexual drives, pleasure principle
jung psychic energy
libiio not sexual
entropy
freud dreams
royal road to unconscious
jung dreams
expressing unconscious wishes, prospective function
personal unconscious
individuals history that has been forgotten or repressed
freud personality types
id, ego, superego
oral, anal, phallic, latent, genital
jung personality types and dimensions
extraversion vs introversion
sensing vs intuition
thinking vs feeling
judging vs perceiving
technique used in psychoanalysis that was invented by jung
word association test
jung did not believe that psychologist should be bound to
experimental, scientific approach
jung theory is largely
philosophical
jung concept of god revealing himself through
collective unconscious has been of great interest to theologians