psychoanalytic

Question 1

ego defense mechanisms

Answer 1

repression, denial, reaction formation, projection, displacement, rationalization, sublimation, regression, introjection, identification, compensation

Question 2

therapeutic process

Answer 2

making the unconscious conscious, strengthen the ego, achieve insight

Question 3

techniques

Answer 3

blank screen approach, free association, working-through, dream analysis

Question 4

blank screen approach

Answer 4

avoid self disclosure and remain neutral to foster a transference relationship, in which their clients will make projections on to them

Question 5

free association

Answer 5

say what ever comes to mind without self censorship

Question 6

working-through process

Answer 6

repetitive and elaborate explorations of unconscious material and defenses, most of which originated in early childhood

Question 7

psychoanalytic view of human nature

Answer 7

behavior is determined by irrational forces, unconscious motivations, and biological drives, as these evolve through the psychosexual stages in the first 6 years

Question 8

id

Answer 8

untamed drives and impulses, functions to discharge tension, illogical to satisfy instincts

Question 9

ego

Answer 9

attempts to organize and mediate between the id and superego, controls the id

Question 10

super ego

Answer 10

internalized social component, moral code, concern about whether an action is good or not, represents the ideal rather than the real

Question 11

repression

Answer 11

threatening or painful thoughts and feelings are excluded from awareness, removing from the conscious

Question 12

displacement

Answer 12

directing energy toward another person when the original person is inaccessible, take anger out on one person even if they did not cause the anger

Question 13

compensation

Answer 13

masking perceived weakness or developing positive traits to make up for limitations