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| the distinct patterns of behavior, thoughts and feelings that characterize a person's adaptation to life. |
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| Emphasizes importance of unconscious motives and his forces that determine behavior. |
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Conscious
Preconscious
Unconscious - permanent instincts
Repression |
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Present at birth
unconscious and can harbor conflicting emotions
Pleasure principle |
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Develops first year of life
Reality principle
conscious sense of self |
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Repression
Regression
Rationalization
Displacement
Projection
Reaction formation
Denial
Sublimination |
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"moral guardian"
Sets high standards for behavior |
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| Stages of psychosexual development |
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Sucking and Biting
Conflict = whether or not you can bite something and how good it is |
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contraction and relaxation of sphincter
starts year 2
self-control, need for order |
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