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Sigmund Freud Flashcards

1
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What are the 3 components of psychology?

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Id Ego Super ego

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This assumption emphasizes that the unconscious mind is a powerful of what we do, think, and feel is influenced by unconscious motivations and desires that we are not aware of

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Primacy of the Unconscious

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What are the 3 core assumptions?

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Primacy of the unconscious
Critical importance of early experience
Psychic Causality

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4
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This so heavily influenced by the work of Sigmund Freud

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Psychodynamic theory of personality

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5
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Emphasize the influence of the __________ mind on personality

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Unconscious

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6
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It includes behavioral characteristic both ___________ and _________.

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Inherent, acquired

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7
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He emphasize the influence of the unconscious mind on personality

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Sigmund Freud

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8
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This includes behavioral characteristic both inherent and acquired

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Personality

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9
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It contents that ______________ are crucial shaping a dull personality

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Childhood experience

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10
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This assumption that early childhood experiences are pivotal in shaping an individual’s personality and psychological development.

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Critical importance of early experience

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This assumption suggest that every thought, feeling, and behavior has a psychological cause rooted in the unconscious mind. In other words, nothing we do is random

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Psychic Causality

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12
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This component is entirely unconscious

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Id

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13
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This component is reality principle

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Ego

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14
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This the Moderator between id and super ego

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Ego

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This is an obsessive drive that may or may not be acted on involving an object, concept or person

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Fixation

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16
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It stems from the Latin word persona

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Personality

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17
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This component is both conscious and unconscious

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Super ego

18
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This is the moral aspect of personality

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Super ego

19
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He maintained that these conflicts progress through a series of five basic stages, each with a different focus

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Sigmund Freud

20
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The 5 basic stages called?

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Psychosexual theory of development

21
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What are the defense mechanism?

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Repression, Regression, Displacement, Sublimation, Reaction Formation, Projection, and Rationalization.

22
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One of psychosexual stages of Sigmund Freud that children spend more time with their same-sex peers

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Latency

23
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One of basic stages that children derived pleasure from oral activities like sucking or tasting

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Oral Stage

24
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What are the two complex of phallic stage?

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Oedipus complex and Elektra complex

25
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This complex is when girls are more attach to their fathers

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Electra Complex

26
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One of complex when boys are more attach to their mothers

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Oedipus complex

27
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This stage is when children are more attach to their mother or father

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Phallic Stage

28
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This is beyond their puberty, when a individual are attach to their opposite sex peers

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Genital Stage

29
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One of a basic stages that children are beginning to potty training

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Anal Stage

30
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Defense mechanism that creating false excuses for ones unacceptable feelings

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Rationalizations

31
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A defense mechanism that a person is not remembering their traumatic experience or incident memory

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Repression

32
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A defense mechanism that replacing socially unacceptable impulse

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Sublimation

33
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A defense mechanism that acting in exactly the opposite way

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Reaction Formation

34
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Defense mechanism that redirecting unacceptable feelings from original to safer

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Displacement

35
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A defense mechanism that reverting back to immature behavior

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Regression

36
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Attributing one’s own unacceptable feeling to others and not yours

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Projection

37
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A defense mechanism that accusing someone else of something that you are actually feeling or doing yourself

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Projection

38
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A defense mechanism that when you are angry, you are turning your feeling into more positive and productive

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Sublimation

39
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A defense mechanism that you are expressing your feelings in different way

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Reaction Formation

40
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A defense mechanism that throwing a tantrums as an adult when you don’t get your way

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Regression

41
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It is the psychological strategies that are unconsciously used protect a person from anxiety arising from the unacceptable thought or feelings.

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Defense Mechanism

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