Psychological Psychoanalytical criticism

Question 1

Austrian neurologist;
Father of Psychoanalytic Theory
and Psychiatric Therapy

Answer 1

Sigmund Freud

Question 2

attempt to unseat deeply rooted memories bound to conflict, insecurity,
trauma and the like.

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Anna O.

Question 2

Talking cure

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counseling

Question 3

THE FREUDIAN MIND

Is the part of the mind that interacts with the outside world.

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Conscious Mind

Question 4

THE FREUDIAN MIND

is the expunging of the conscious mind of all our unhappy psychological events.

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Repression

Question 4

THE FREUDIAN MIND

is made up of the impulses and instincts that dictate our behavior without us knowing about it.

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Unconscious

Question 5

TRIPARTITE PSYCHE

is devoted to gratifying all our prohibited
desires.

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Id

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TRIPARTITE PSYCHE

implies guilt because we are socially programmed to feel guilty when we break a
social rule.

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Superego

Question 6

TRIPARTITE PSYCHE

plays referee between the id and the
superego.

Answer 6

Ego

Question 7

FREUDIAN THEORIES

is the treatment of human beings or animals as a thing.

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Objectification

Question 7

FREUDIAN THEORIES

Fears/wishes we harbor within us
that unconsciously shape our behaviors.

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Primal Fears

Question 7

FREUDIAN THEORIES

is the process of repressing or restraining memories, fantasies, urges, or
insecurities that threaten to unseat the
conceptions of ourselves we’d most like to present to the world.

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Sublimation

Question 7

FREUDIAN THEORIES

lies partially in the unconscious during
“gestation period.

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Latency

Question 8

FREUDIAN THEORIES

When we are asleep, the unconscious
mind is free to express itself and it does so in
the form of dreams.

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Dreams

Question 9

FREUDIAN THEORIES

use of a “safe” person,
event or object as a “stand-in” to represent a more threatening person, event, or object.

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Dream displacement

Question 10

FREUDIAN THEORIES

is the transference of unwanted feelings
about ourselves onto someone or something else rather than coming to terms with them ourselves.

Answer 10

Projection

Question 11

FREUDIAN THEORIES

is the reassigning of particular
energies or interests that may threaten our status quo onto someone or something else.

Answer 11

Displacement

Question 12

FREUDIAN THEORIES

is accounted for by the alarming degree of self-destructive behavior observed in
individuals.

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Death drive theory

Question 13

FREUDIAN THEORIES

It describes a child’s feelings of
desire for their opposite-gendered parent and
hostility toward the same-gendered parent.

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Oedipus complex

Question 14

LOCUS OF CONTROL

life is defined by the outside forces
such as family, friends, social norms and the general
environment.

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High external

Question 14

LOCUS OF CONTROL

life is defined by forces inside of us
such as through intellect, skill, will, discipline, good
luck, etc.

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High internal

Question 15

Literary texts, like dreams, express the secret
unconscious desires and anxieties of the author.

Answer 15

Psychoanalytical Criticism

Question 16

The literary text is a manifestation of the author’s
own neuroses.

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Psychoanalytical Criticism

Question 17

Textual “talk therapy”

Answer 17

Psychoanalytical Criticism

Question 18

Human behavior is relevant to our experience of
literature.

Answer 18

Psychoanalytical Criticism