exam 2 study guide Flashcards

1
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free association

A

help recover repressed ideas

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2
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manifest content of dreams

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dream remembered

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3
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latent content of dreams

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free associating to the elements of the dreams

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4
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ID

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core, innate, reflexes, instincts, drives

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5
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source of all psychic energy

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ID

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6
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ID works on ___ principle

A

pleasure

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7
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ego

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fact vs fantasy
first year of life

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8
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ego works on ___ principle

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reality

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9
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superego

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rewards and punishments, internalization
4-5 year

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10
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superego works on____ principle

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morality

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11
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oedipus complex

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unresolved neurosis

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12
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resistance

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force that prevents the patient from becoming aware of events and keeps them in the unconscious

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13
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catharsis

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emotional release

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14
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collection of thoughts, feelings, attitudes that are related to particular concept and that influences our behavior

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complex

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15
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archetype

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universal mental structures that predispose people to react to certain circumstances in specific ways

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16
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collective unconscious

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general wisdom that is shared by all people

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17
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personal unconscious

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our forgotten or repressed memories

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18
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persona

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social role

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19
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shadow

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unsocial thoughts, feelings, behaviors

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20
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anima

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feminine side of male psyche

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21
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animus

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masculine side of female psyche

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22
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self

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central archetype and true center of personality

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23
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self-realization

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teleological process of development involving synchronicity, individualization, transcendence

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24
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synchronicity

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experience of two or more events that are apparently casually unrelated

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25
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transcendence

A

integration

26
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primary purpose of sexuality for freud

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pleasure seeking

27
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freud explanation hysteria

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childhood sexual abuse repressed to unconscious

28
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order of psychosexual stages

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oral, anal, phallic, latency, genital

29
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oral stage

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mouth, ingesting, biting
birth-1 year

30
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anal stage

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toilet training, clash of wills, retention, explosion
1-2 years

31
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phallic stage

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rich fantasy world
pleasure source is genital organs
3-6 years

32
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latency stage

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sexual drive inhibited
7-puberty

33
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genital stage

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rebirth of sexual and aggressive drives
puberty to adulthood

34
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sublimation

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even the drives/needs that are considered to be taboo, can be satisfied in a socially acceptable or admired way

35
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helps push the anxiety producing drives and memories into the unconscious so they are not remembered

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repression

36
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helps to not acknowledge and not think about anxiety producing events and thoughts

37
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helps taking out our frustrations, feelings, impulses on people or objects that are less threatening

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displacement

38
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in a stressful situation, reverting backward to a behavior used in childhood

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regression

39
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taking our own unacceptable qualities or feelings and ascribing them to other people

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projection

40
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explaining an unacceptable behavior or feeling in a rational or logical manner, avoiding the true reasons for the behavior

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rationalization

41
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regressing the anxiety provoking drive and taking up the opposite feeling, impulse, behavior

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reaction formation

42
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allows us to act out unacceptable impulses by converting them into more acceptable form

A

sublimation

43
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transference in psychoanalysis

A

patient transfers to the analyst emotional attitudes felt as a child toward significant person

44
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freud proposals not supported by current neuroscience

A

psychosexual stages
libido
dream interpretation
oedipus

45
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nature of our repressed wishes

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primitive in the sense of survival and reproduction

46
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similarities between Breuer and freud

A

talking therapy
unconscious
cathartic

47
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differences between breuer and freud

A

sexuality, duration, intensity

48
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freud maturity

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satisfying interpersonal relationships at the level of genital phase

49
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jung maturity

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balance within self, among constituents of self

50
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freud ego

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executory of personality, unconscious

51
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jung ego

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conscious mind that selects what enters conscious
not true center

52
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freud psychic energy

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libido, sexual drives, pleasure principle

53
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jung psychic energy

A

libiio not sexual
entropy

54
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freud dreams

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royal road to unconscious

55
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jung dreams

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expressing unconscious wishes, prospective function

56
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personal unconscious

A

individuals history that has been forgotten or repressed

57
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freud personality types

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id, ego, superego
oral, anal, phallic, latent, genital

58
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jung personality types and dimensions

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extraversion vs introversion
sensing vs intuition
thinking vs feeling
judging vs perceiving

59
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technique used in psychoanalysis that was invented by jung

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word association test

60
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jung did not believe that psychologist should be bound to

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experimental, scientific approach

61
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jung theory is largely

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philosophical

62
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jung concept of god revealing himself through

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collective unconscious has been of great interest to theologians