Individualistic Policies

Question 1

A strategy implement to solve societies problem.

Answer 1

Policy

Question 2

The goal of this is to bring the unconscious conflicts and repressed emotions into the conscious mind so they can be resolved.

Answer 2

Psychoanalysis

Question 3

The theory psychoanalysis is based on, which highlights the unconscious conflicts between the ID and the Superego.

Answer 3

Psychodynamic theory (Freud)

Question 4

This is where the client says whatever is on their mind based on a word said by the therapist, no matter how repulsive it might be.

Answer 4

Free association

Question 5

This is when people transfer their feelings from one person to another person.

Answer 5

Transference

Question 6

It is better than nothing. Evidence suggests that although the effectiveness is limited, it is still more effective than not addressing the issues at all.

Answer 6

Strength of Psychoanalysis.

Question 7

-It is costly and time consuming.
-Analysts have the power to define what is normal/abnormal.
-It is not scientific and is too subjective.

Answer 7

Weaknesses of Psychoanalysis

Question 8

This is where an ‘undesirable’ behaviour is paired with a repulsive sensation.

Answer 8

Aversion Therapy

Question 9

The theory that is applied to aversion therapy, which argues that offenders are strongly neurotic and extrovert, making them more thrill seeking and harder to control.

Answer 9

Eynseck’s Personality Theory

Question 10

The type of crime aversion therapy has been used as a treatment for.

Answer 10

Sexual crimes

Question 11

-Has had very limited success, usually in the short term.
-Cannot be applied to all crimes.
-Its use has been criticised as human rights abuse.

Answer 11

Weaknesses of Aversion Therapy