Humanities exam (part 2) Flashcards

Psychoanalytic therapy

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reasons ppl enter psycho. analytic therapy:

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  1. unexplainable psycho-somatic symptoms.
  2. troubling character/behaviour
  3. Recurring or disturbing relationship problems.
  4. persistent sense of mental paralysis
  5. desire for better self-understanding
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Freuds thoughts on dealing with psycho.analy. disorders

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  • psychoanalysts deal with mental conditions, rather than mental illness in the medical sense.
  • such conditions develop from a combination of dispositions, life experiences, ad strategies for dealing with reality.
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what are the 3 clinical conditions in the general diagnostic scheme

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  1. neurosis
  2. psychosis
  3. perversion
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what are the 3 kinds of neurosis in the general diagnostic scheme

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  1. Hysteria (conversion)
  2. Anxiety (GAD)
  3. Obsessions (OCD)
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Freud 3 types of anxiety

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  1. Generalized anxiety (free-floating)
  2. Focused anxiety (Phobias, inhibitions)
  3. Hysterical anxiety (anxiety attacks)
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Define OCD

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  • manifest in uncontrollable, repetitive thoughts or actions.
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Freud was skeptical abt his ability to cure:

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  1. depression ( limited capacity for meaningful communications)
  2. Paranoia (deep suspicion toward self-revelation and interpretation)
  3. Narcissism (incapable of questioning or changing themselves)
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what was Freuds Final Method (starting in 1895)

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  1. Free association
  2. Interpretation of dreams
  3. Analyses of transference
  4. working through resistances
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Explain/define Free association:

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  • expressions of ideas, emotions, memories free from self-censorship and ego control.
  • anything that ‘comes to mind’ even if it seems insignificant or nonsensical, its prob meaningful.
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explain/define Transference:

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  • Transference of emotional (+ or -) attitude from one person to another.
  • Unconscious repetition of feelings, expectations, attitudes and/or bias derived from the patients other relationship
  • analysts task: use the transference to understand the patients relationships
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explain/define Counter Transference:

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  • analysts have emotional responses and unconscious biases or attitudes that undermine treatment.
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explain working through:

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  • process of overcoming the patients conscious and unconscious resistances
  • often takes the form of denial, avoidance, or rationalization.
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explain/define ambivalence:

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  • state of having contradictory feelings towards the same person/relationship
  • ex: love hate relationship
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Explain/define Narcissism:

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  • sense of original “self-love”
  • Narcissistic personality disorders involves the experience of a persistent, erotic focus on oneself.
  • their typically entitled, unable to love anyone but themselves, and expect unconditional love from others.
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