Week 4- Post Freudian Theories of Personality Flashcards

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Who postulated the inferiority Complex?

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Alfred Adler

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What did Adler say was the main motive for humans?

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To overcome feelings of inferiority and obtain superiority.

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How does an Inferiority complex come about?

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It is the result of physical objects and personal limitations that interfere with one’s need for superiority.

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What are the three pathways in getting an Inferiority Complex?

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  1. Organis Inferiority- Defective body.
  2. Spoiling- Spoilt children may have a personal defect when they come up against an obstacle
  3. Neglect- A lack of love can foster feelings of worthlessness
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What is and who developed the Birth Order?

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Adler. The first 5 years set the stage for development. A child’s siblings influence development.

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Explain the Birth Order?

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First Born- Past oriented. Interested in order and authority. More likely to be at uni and depend on other people.
2nd born- More optimistic about the future. Less likely to be competitive and ambitious
Youngest- High Achievers. More likely to be alcoholics.
Only child- Mature early. Difficulties in not sharing. High self-esteem. P

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What 5 things did Adler look at to discover a person’s “Fictions”?

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  1. Birth Order
  2. Earliest Memory
  3. Childhood problems
  4. Dreams
  5. Expression
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Who founded analytic psychology?

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Jung

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Explain Jung’s unconscious?

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It is made up of two parts:

  1. Personal- A pool of material that has been suppressed
  2. Collective- The accumulation of inherited experiences we are born with (e.g. Deja Vu, Parallels in dreams)
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Explain Jung’s Mother Archetype

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An in-built ability to recognise mothering. Symbolised by the earth. If the mother image is not satisfied then you may find comfort in the church.

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Explain Jung’s Shadow Archetype

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Stems from our animal past. Symbols are the snake, the dragon. It guards the entrance to the cave which is the collective unconscious.

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12
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Explain Jung’s Persona Archetype

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Represents your public image

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Explain Yung’s Anima and Animus

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We are initially neither male or female. Society holds us into a gender. The Anima is the female collective unconscious of men (the witch). The Animus is the male collective unconscious of females (the old man).

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What are some other Archetypes?

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  1. Father, Child- Represents Family
  2. Hero- Is guided by the old man
  3. Animal- Faithfulness
  4. Trickster- Makes trouble
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Explain Jung’s Self Archetype

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The ultimate unity of the personality. This is the ultimate goal in life, to be whole.

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16
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Explain Jung’s Theory of Personality Development

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There is a major change in personality between 35-40 (mid life crisis) First half of life is focused on the objective world, the second half is focused on fulfilling ones capacities.

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What were the 4 things Horney disagreed with Freud on?

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  1. Relationship between child and parent was key
  2. No such thing as developmental stages or inevitable childhood conflicts.
  3. Childhood is dominated by a need for safety.
  4. Critical of penis Envy (It’s ‘cause she doesn’t have one maaaaaate)
18
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How is anxiety produced according to Horney?

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By Culture and childhood upbringing.

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What are the 3 neurotic trends that Horney postulates?

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  1. Moving TOWARDS people
  2. Moving AGAINST people (Power)
  3. Moving AWAY from people (withdrawal)
20
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What are Erikson’s Psychosocial Stages of development?

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  1. Infancy- Trust v Mistrust
  2. Early Childhood- Autonomy v Shame
  3. Play Age- Initiative v Guilt
  4. School Age- Industry v Inferiority
  5. Adolescence- Identity v Role Confusion
  6. Young Adulthood- Intimacy v Isolation
  7. Middle Age- Generatively v Stagnation
  8. Maturity/ Old Age- Integrity v Despair
21
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Who developed Ego Psychology?

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Erikson