Sullivan Flashcards

1
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Harry Stack Sullivan’s theory

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Interpersonal Theory

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2
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Sullivan is considered as the father of _____

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interpersonal psychiatry

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3
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focus of interpersonal theory

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formative period of development from infancy to later life

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4
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“All human beings are the ____ of the interpersonal contacts he makes through life”

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product

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5
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part of life and has good and bad effects

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tension

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6
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used to adapt to tensions

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  • self-system
  • personification
  • cognitive experiences
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7
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pure entity, “an illusion” which cannot be observed or studied apart from interpersonal situations and is not the person

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personality

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8
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product of interpersonal relations being transmitted originally from the mother to the infant and later in life, by threats to one’s security

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anxiety

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9
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fear of rejection by significant persons

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basic anxiety

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10
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3 types of self

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  • good me
  • bad me
  • not me
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11
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results to conformity to the society’s norms to avoid punishment or rejection from interpersonal relationships

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good me

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12
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develops in response to negative feedback with feelings of discomfort, displeasure, and distress

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bad me

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13
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aspects of self that are so anxiety-provoking that the person does not consider them as a part of the person

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not me

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14
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represents what people don’t like abt themselves and are not willing to share, and create anxiety

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bad me

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15
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primarily unconscious, unknown and repressed

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not me

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16
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represents what people like about themselves and is willing to share with others

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good me

17
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two basic needs

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  • satisfaction
  • security
18
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satisfaction refers to:

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  • sleep
  • hunger
  • sex
19
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conforming to social norms of the person’s reference group

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security

19
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3 structures of personality

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  • dynamism
  • personification
  • cognitive
20
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smallest unit that is employed in the study of individual

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dynamism

21
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protective measures to sanction certain forms of behaviors (good me) and forbid other forms (bad me)

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self-system

22
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image that an individual has of himself

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personification

23
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threefold modes of experiences in personification:

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  • prototaxic experience
  • parataxic experience
  • syntaxic exxperience
24
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  • streams of consciousness
  • raw sensations, images, and feelings
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prototaxic experience

25
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causal relationship between events that occur about the same time but not logically related

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parataxic experience

26
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consensually validated symbol activity with a verbal nature

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syntaxic experience

27
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  • important in cognitive functioning
  • depends upon one’s memory of the past and interpretation of the present
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foresight

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