individualistic theories affecting policy - PSYCHOANALYSIS Flashcards

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what THEORIST supports PSYCHOANALYSIS?

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SIGMUND FREUD

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what is the purpose of PSYCHOANALYSIS?

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to cure the unconscious mind

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what is DREAM ANALYSIS?

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freud believes all dreams are significant and if analysed appropriately, they could give us clues as to the contents of the unconscious mind, including repressed memories

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what is FREE ASSOCIATION?

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patients are encouraged to lie comfortably on a cough and speak aloud any thoughts that come to their head - repressed memories may slip out without thinking

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what is a FREUDIAN SLIP?

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SLIPS OF THE TONGUE (FREUDIAN SLIP) = when a person uses one word but means another

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what did freud do with FREUDIAN SLIPS?

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freud analysed the wrong words to uncover the unconscious thought

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WEAKNESSES of PSYCHOANALYSIS?

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  • time consuming - unlikely to provide quick answers
  • power in-balance between therapist and client - ethical issues
  • FEW POSITIVE evaluations of psychoanalysis with offenders
  • psychodynamic therapies to be avoided with offenders - not enough staff/time to psychoanalyse offenders
  • can discover painful memories which are purposely repressed
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STRENGTHS of PSYCHOANALYSIS

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  • people can be treated by dealing with their painful memories which are purposely repressed to make them less painful
  • evidence to suggest it works as well as COGNITIVE BEHAVIOUR THERAPY
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