Freud Flashcards

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What is Repression?

A

Forgetting/repression something traumatic

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What is Catharsis?

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Purging out your emotions

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3
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Describe Freuds Iceberg Model?

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top of the iceberg: conscious thoughts and views
middle of the iceberg: pre-conscious memories
below of the iceberg: unconscious inner feelings

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4
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Explain the ‘Tripartite’ personality structure?

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ID: pleasure
Ego: reality
Reality: conscience

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5
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What techniques did Freud use to access his patients unconscious mind?

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Free association
dream analysis
analysis of freudian slips

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6
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Describe different dream mechanisms

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Condensation: different bits/pieces come into one dream
Displacement: Displacing your true feelings onto something else in your dream
Inversion: sexual/impulse connected
Symbolisation: symbolising something

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7
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Give a few examples of Defense Mechanisms?

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Repression- forgetting something traumatic
Sublimation - using creativity
Projection - blaming someone else
Intellectualisation - being calm, intelligent
Splitting - having 2 personalities
Regression - going back into a child-like state
Reaction Formation - opposite feelings to cover your true feelings
Displacement - shifting your anger from one person to another
Denial

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8
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What are the stages of Psychosexual development?

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Oral stage (0-2)
Anal stage (2-3)
Phallic stage (3-6) 
Latency stage (6-pubity)
Genital stage  (adolescence onwards)
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9
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When does the oedipus complex/electra complex start?

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In the Phallic stage

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What does Transference mean?

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You transfer your feelings onto your therapist. E.g, saying you’re in love with them but you’re really in love with your dad

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What does Countertransference mean?

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Therapist fails and transfers feelings onto you

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