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NCM117 LEC > Harry Stack Sullivan Interpersonal Model > Flashcards

Harry Stack Sullivan Interpersonal Model Flashcards

1
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American born theorist in Dynamic Psychiatry

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Harry Stack Sullivan

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2
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Behavior motivated by need to avoid and satisfy needs.

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Harry Stack Sullivan

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Interpersonal Model

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Infancy
Toddlerhood
Pre schooler
Schooler
Adolescence
Young adulthood/kte adolescence

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Infancy age

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0-18

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Toddlerhood age

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1 1/2-3

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Pre schooler

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No age

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Schooler age

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6-10, 11-12

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Adolescence age

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12-18

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Young adulthood age

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None

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10
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Others will satisfy needs

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Infancy

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Type of play in infancy

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solitary play

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12
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Headstrong and negativistic

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Toddlerhood

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Favorite word in toddlerhood

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NO

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14
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Naturally active, mobile and curious which make them vulnerable to accident

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Toddlerhood

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Temper tantrums are common

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Toddlerhood

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Type of play in toddlerhood

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Parallel play

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Known as later childhood

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Preschooler

18
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Love to watch adults and would imitate them

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Preschooler

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They are creative and curious

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Preschooler

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Favorite word of preschooler

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WHY

21
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They love to tell ‘lies’, to brag and boast in order to impress others

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Preschooler

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Very imaginative; imaginary playmates are common

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Preschooler

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Love offensive language

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Preschooler

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Questions about sex should be answered honestly at the level of their understanding

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Preschooler

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Type of play in preschooler

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associative or cooperative play

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Schooler 2 period or era

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Juvenile, preadolescence

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They turn away from their parents and would look to peers of the same sex to fill the functions of providing him sense of security and companionship

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Schooler-Juvenile

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Period of gang loyalties

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Schooler p-juvenile

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Child acquires the very important interpersonal tools in schooler juvenile

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Ability to compete
Ability to compromise

30
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Ability to develop the ability to experience intimacy

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Pre adolescence Schooler

31
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an intense love relationship with a particular person of the same sex whom the child perceives to be very similar to himself

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Chum relationship (schooler)

32
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Learns to put other need of his need

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Schooler

33
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Establish relationship with the opposite sex

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Adolescence

34
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Experience sexual urges termed by Sullivan (lust)  Development of heterosexual relationship

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Adolescence

35
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Development of heterosexual relationship

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Adolescence

36
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There is an incorporation of lust (which developed in early adolescence with a chum in heterosexual relationship

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Young adulthood/late adolescence

NCM117 LEC (18 decks)

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