Sigmund Freud: PSYCHANALYSIS

Question 1

What is emotional disturbance?

Answer 1

Neurosis

Question 2

What is an emotional release?

Answer 2

Catharsis

Question 3

What is the force that prevented the patients from becoming aware of those and kept kept memories unconcious?

Answer 3

Resistance

Question 4

What are forces of which a person is unaware?

Answer 4

Unconcious processes

Question 5

These are ideas or thoughts that would be repressed and rendered unconcious.

Answer 5

Wishes

Question 6

It is a blocking of a wish or desire from conciousness.

Answer 6

Repression

Question 7

This is one of the Psychoanalytic method of
Assessment and Research that describes patients are asked to verbalized whatever comes to mind, no matter how insignificant, trivial, or even unpleasant the idea, thought, or pucture may seem.

Answer 7

Free Assiciation

Question 8

This is one of the psychoanalytic method of assessment and research that has to do with dreams and slips.

Answer 8

Interpretation of Dreams and Slips

Question 9

This bungled acts that implies the action of a material, and an impersonal force that brings something about.

This also implies an emotion or desire operating on the will of a person and leading him or her to act.

Answer 9

Slips

Question 10

All events are _____________, that is, they have more than one meaning or explanation.

Answer 10

Overdetermined

Question 11

What is this type of dream that is remembered the next morning and also a disguised fulfullment of repressed wishes?

Answer 11

Manifest dream

Question 12

This means meaning or motive underlying the manifest dream.

Answer 12

Latent dream

Question 13

_________ is a process that disguises the unconcious dream wishes, and converts them into the manifest dream and has many elements.

Answer 13

Dream work

Question 14

_________ is unique ro the individual dreamser and can be understood only in terms of the individual’s history and associations.

This can also be acquired universal meanings.

Answer 14

Symbols

Question 15

This is a bodily process that could be totally understood under a model of tensiin reduction.

Answer 15

Sexuality

Question 16

_______ is an emotional and psychic energy derived from the biological drive of sexuality and testifies to this shift in his thoughts.

Answer 16

Libido

Question 17

What is a psychological or mental representation of an inner bodily source of excitement?

Answer 17

Drive

Question 18

Enumerate the four features of drive.

Answer 18

Source
Impetus
Aim
Object

Question 19

One of the four features of drive that means bodily stimumus or need.

Answer 19

Source

Question 20

One of the four features of drive that means amount of energy or intensity of the need.

Answer 20

Impetus

Question 21

One of the four features of drive that means goal and purpose (to reduce the excitation).

Answer 21

Aim

Question 22

One of the four features of drive that means person or object in the environment through which the aim may be satisfied.

Answer 22

Object

Question 23

_______ or cathect means investing libidinal energy in a mental representation of an object that will satisfy a desire.

Answer 23

Besetzen

Question 24

What are the two basic groups of impulsuve drives?

Answer 24

Eros and thanatos

Question 25

One of the two basic groups of impulsuve drives that means forces that maintain life processes and ensure repriduction of species.
Also means life impulses or drives.

Answer 25

Eros

Question 26

_______ is also one of the two basic groups of impulsuve drives that means biological realityand the sources of aggresiveness, and reflects the ultimate resolution of all of the life’s tension in death.
AKA death impulses or drives.

Answer 26

Thanatos

Question 27

_____ primary purpose of sexual behavior

Answer 27

Pleasure