Freud

Question 1

Libidinal

Answer 1

Sexual wishes

Question 2

Conscious

Answer 2

What you are aware of

Question 3

Preconscious

Answer 3

This is your ordinary memory. While things stored here, are not in conscious, they can be readily brought to the conscious.

Question 4

Unconscious

Answer 4

Not directly accessible to awareness. This is where urges, feelings, and ideas take root and influence our actions and conscious awareness.

Question 5

Condensation

Answer 5

Leaving out parts of your unconscious or mixing and condensing multiple elements into one

Question 6

Displacement

Answer 6

Take a thought that is more socially acceptable and replace the dirty thought

Question 7

Symbolism

Answer 7

Take non-sexual objects and give them sexual meaning or thought (Phallic or Yonic)

Question 8

Phallic

Answer 8

Shaped like a man’s anatomy(parts) might make us think of sexual desires

Question 9

Yonic

Answer 9

shaped like a woman’s anatomy(parts) might make us think of sexual desires

Question 10

Latent Content

Answer 10

Latent:
Disguised fantasies in dreams or literature

Question 11

Manifest Content

Answer 11

The unconscious wishes that are made acceptable

Question 12

Id

Answer 12

Incorporates libidinal and other desires
- Inner child
- Pleasure principle
- Childish

Question 13

Superego

Answer 13

Internalization of standards of morality

Part of our mind that keeps us very rigid it keeps us acting according to what is moral and acceptable(have moral obligations)
- Devloops with older age
- Can be very rigid if rules are strongly enforced(strict parents, school…ect)
- If superego is too strong you feel a sense of guilt and take people are beneath you because you do everything right

Question 14

Ego

Answer 14

Balances the libidinal desires(id) and the superego to create peace between inner conflicts.