PSYCHODYNAMIC APPROACH Flashcards

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1
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who created the psychodynamic approach?

A

Freud

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what did Freud suggest about the role of unconscious?

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mind is made up of the unconscious full of biological drives and instincts that influence our behaviour

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3
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what does the unconscious mind contain?

A

threatening and disturbing memories that have been repressed

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how can repressed memories be accessed?

A

through parapraxes or slips of the tongue

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what is the structure of our personality?

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the id, the ego and the superego

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what is the id?

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a primitive part of our personality operating on the pleasure principle

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what is the ego?

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ego is a mediator between the id and the superego, employs a number of defence mechanisms

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what is the superego?

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the superego is at the end of the phallic stage and is based on the morality principle, which is the morals of the child’s same-sex parent

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what are the psychosexual stages?

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each stage marked at a different conflict in the child’s life, if get through successfully move onto the next stage but if they do not then they get stuck at that stage

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10
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when does the oral stage occur?

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0-1 years

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what occurs during the oral stage?

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focus of pleasure (FOP) = mouth

mother breast in object of desire

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what is the consequence of unresolved conflict during the oral stage?

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smoking, biting nails, sarcastic and critical

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when does the anal stage occur?

A

1-3 years

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14
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what occurs during the anal stage?

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FOP = anus

pleasure from withholding and expelling faeces

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what is the consequence of unresolved conflict in the anal stage?

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anal retentive - perfectionist and obsessive

anal expulsive - thoughtless and messy

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16
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when does the phallic stage occur?

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3-5 years

17
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what occurs during the phallic stage?

A

FOP = genitails

opedius/electra complex

18
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what is the consequence of unresolved conflict in the phallic stage?

A

phallic personality - narcissistic, reckless, possibly homosexual

19
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what is latency?

A

when earlier conflicts are repressed

20
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what is the genital stage?

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sexual desires become conscious alongside the onset of puberty

21
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what is the consequence of unresolved conflict in the genital stage?

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difficulty forming heterosexual relationships