Quiz 1 Flashcards
(75 cards)
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Freudian structure of the mind?
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Unconscious, Preconscious, Conscious
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main purpose of psychoanalysis?
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make the unconscious conscious
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ID is?
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Primary process/ fulfillment of desires without rational thought
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Ego is?
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Rational thought/secondary process
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Superego is?
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Conscience + ego ideal
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Oral Stage
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0 to 1
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Anal
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1 to 3
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Phallic
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3 to 6
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Latency
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6 to 12
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Genital
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12+
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Oedipus complex
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3 to 5 romantic/sexual involvement with the parent of opposite sex. can show as rivalry towards same sex parent
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Repression
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Pushing painful memories or undesirable feelings out of conscious awareness
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Denial
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refusal to accept reality
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Projection
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Putting undesirable traits/feelings onto others
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Reaction formation
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Expressing the opposite
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Displacement
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Shifting the blame
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Rationalization
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Explaining away or justifying
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Regression
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Return to earlier life stages
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Intectualization
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Focusing on intellectual components
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Identification
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Identifying with and taking on traits of somone
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Sublimation
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Channeling in productive activites
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Talk Therapy
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Psychoanalytic Therapy Technique
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Interpretation
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Psychoanalytic Therapy Technique
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Transference/Countertransference
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Psychoanalytic Therapy Technique
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Dream Interpretation
Psychoanalytic Therapy Technique
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Free Association
Psychoanalytic Therapy Technique
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Carl Jung personality types
Introverted & Extroverted thinking, feeling, sensing and intution
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Jung Archetype Self
regulates the psyche and facilitates the Individuation process
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Jung Archetype Shadow
Part of us we rather not acknowledge; it is our darker nature. the same gender as the dreamer
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Jung Archetype Anima
feminine image and attributes within the male
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Jung Archetype Animus
masculine image and attributes within the female
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Jung Archetype Persona
Mask: what we present to the world as being ourselves
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Jungian division of the mind
Ego, personal unconsciousness and collective unconsciousness
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Jungian Personal Unconsciousness
person's feelings and experiences that can be accessed to the consciousness
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Jungian Collective Unconsciousness
All the universal experiences of humankind transmitted to each person
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Transference relationship
Client will project or transfer unconsciously onto the analyst some feelings/experiences
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Countertransference relationship
Therapist projects own unresolved conflicts onto the client
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Object Relations Key Concept
infants experience mother/caregiver in parts or partial objects
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Self Representation
Newborn infants cannot differentiate between self and objects
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Internalized Objects
child's subjective internal mental images or representations of the mothers/caregiver
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Infantile dependence stage
identifies as one with object/caregiver
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Transitional stage
torn between infantile vs more realistic view of object
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Mature relational stage
becomes differentiated from object resulting in a new relationship between two separate persons
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Transitional object
object with sentimental value that can substitute for caretaker
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Holding environment
The optimal environment under which good enough parenting occurs and provides developmentally appropriate care and protection to the child to grow in
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Good enough parenting
parents only need to be sufficiently not perfectly attuned to child's needs in order to provide a good foundation for growth
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Attunement for good enough parenting was at 60-70% and is now
Ed Tronick found parent needs to be in sync 20-30%
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True Self
good parenting allows the child to develop a differentiation of self
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False Self
intrusive parenting has allowed the child to overly identify with mother/parent instead of exploring own indentity
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John Bowlby viewed these years as the most influential
first three years
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Secure Base
Attachment theory concept
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Attachment Styles
Secure, Anxious insecure, Avoidant insecure, Disorganized insecure
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Secure Attachment style
Needs met promptly and consistently, easily comforted
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Anxious-Insecure Attachment style
Unsure if parents capable of meeting needs, sullen
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Avoidant-insecure attachment style
Inconsistent parental needs met, angry/frustrated
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Disorganized-insecure attachment style
bizarre disassociate-type behavior, result from trauma that is not a result from parenting
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Individual Psychology
viewed person as an integrated whole
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Adlerian emphasized the...
Importance of social relationships and society in the formation of a person
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Alder proposed 3 life tasks
Work or occupation, social relationships, love & marriage
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Adlerian Ruling type
aggressive, dominate, control, fears helplessness
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Adlerian Getting type
passivity and going along, fear decision making
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Adlerian avoiding type
fear problems & disappointments in relationships
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Adlerian Driving type
driven for achievement, to win or avoid losing
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Adlerian Controlling type
order is highly valued, avoids surprises
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Adlerian victimized type
view life as unfair, treated unfairly, powerless
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Adlerian being good type
being the best and most competent in the room
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Adlerian socially useful type
need to control lives & strives to make positive contribution to society
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Family Constellation Interview
Genogram; birth order
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Earliest Recollections
A projective technique for understanding client lifestyle and guiding self-ideal and "basic mistakes"
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Adlerian Intervention strategies
action-oriented techniques to foster client learning and reorientation
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The Future Autobiography
Future goals can help clients intentionally shape their future
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Acting "as if"
Clients pretend to possess the desirable traits they're striving for
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Catching oneself
teaching clients how to catch themselves when they slip into old unhelpful behaviors before engaging in problem behavior
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Paradoxical Strategies
prescribing the symptoms
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Task Setting & Homework
Task Setting & Homework
