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| Sigmund Fredu's basic approach to understanding personality |
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| A term used for various forms of mental illness for which no organic cause could be found and which could sometimes be cured by psychological and social influences |
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| A process by which a person is induced into a trance state where action is partially under the control or another |
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| A method used in pscho analysis in which an individual reports everything that comes into awareness |
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| the portion of the mind that is not accesible to conscious thought |
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| The part of dreams or other aspects of psychological experience that is remembered and consciousl considered |
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| the part of dreams or other spects of psychological experience that underlies the conscious portion and reveals hidden meaning |
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| In psychoanalytic theory, the undifferentiated, unsocialized core of personality that contains the basic psychic energy and motivations |
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| the operating principloe of the id to satisfy pleasure and reduce inner tension |
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| In pschoanalytic theory, the personality structure that dvelops to deal with the real world; in neo-analtic theory, this term refers to the individualit fo a person that is the central core of personalitý; and specifically for Carl Jung, it is the aspect of personality that is conscious and embodies the sense of self. |
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| In Freudian psychoanalytic theory, the operating force of the ego to solve real problems. |
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| In Freudian psychoanalytic theory, the personality structure that develops to internalize societal rules and guide goal-seeking behavior toward socially acceptable pursuits. |
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| Sigmund Freud. Sexual energy that underlies psychological tension. Carl Jung's Neo-analytic theory: the term is used to describe general psychic energy that is NOT necessarily sexual in nature |
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| Freud. Stage of psychosexual development before age one. Infants driven to satisf their drives of HUNGER/ THIRST |
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| Freud. Stage two, age two. Children are toilet trained. Defective people in this stage can be passive-agressive or wiicked tidy/sloppy |
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| third stage of psychosexual development. Around age four. Child's sexual energy is focused on the genitals |
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| third stage of psychosexual development. Around age four. Child's sexual energy is focused on the genitals |
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| Freud. Unconscious fear of castration that results from a bos struggle to deal with his love for his mother while knowing that he cannot overcome his father |
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| Freud. describes a boy's sexual feelings for his mother and rivalries with his father |
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| Term used by freud to describe the phenomenon in which a girl develops feeligns of inferiority and jealousy over her lack of a penis (wtf) |
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| Freud. Period between age 5-11 in which no psychosexual developments take place and during which sex urges are not directly expressed but instead are channeled into other activities. |
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| Freud. Stage of psychosexual development starting at adolescence. Attention turned toward heterosexual relations. |
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| EGOS JOB TO PROTECT AGAINST ANXIETY. failures lead to psychological problems |
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| psychoanalytic theory. processes that distort reality to protect ego |
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| Defense Mechanism (DM. pushes threatening thoughts into unconscious |
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| DM. pushes away threatening impulses by overemphasizing the opposite in ones thoughts/actions |
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| DM refuses to acknowledge anxiety provoking stuff |
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| DM. anxeity-arousing impulses are externalized and taken out on others |
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| DM. the target of one''s unconscious fears or desires is shifted away from true cause. |
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| DM. transforming of dangerous urges into positive, socially acceptable motivations |
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| DM. one returns to earlier, safer stages of one's lfie in order to escape present threats |
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| DM. post-hoc logical explanations given for behaviors that're driven by interior motives |
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| Freuds approach to understanding human behavior; also Fredud's psychtherpeutic techniques |
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| Operating on the brain in attempt to repair personality problems |
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| John Watson. Learning approach to psychology emphasizes stud of observable behavior |
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| Situation in which later attempt to remember something yields info that wasnt reportable on earlier attempt to remember |
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| Procedure in which person studies a word list then reports as many words as he/she can remember |
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| Forced-Choice Recognition |
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| Procedure in which a person studies wordlist then chhooses which word appeared ont he list from pairs of words |
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| Approach to analyszing a persons memory for an event (or comprehension fo a message) thats sensitive to fact that responses are biased b the rewards and penalties for correct and incorrect yes/no answers |
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| Phenomenon of adults being unable to remember what the fuck happened before age 3-4 |
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| Perception and processing of weak stimuli w/o conscious awareness that any stimulus has occured |
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| memory that can be consciously recalled or recognized |
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| Memory thats not consciously recalled but that nevertheless influences behavior or thought |
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| The inability to form new conscious memories |
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| Hydraulic Displacement Model |
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| Freud. Suggests that unacceptable impulses build up like steam in a boiler and MUST be released |
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