do a different version of what id want

steal a flower instead of ipod

Think other people have the desire you have

Guy who wore his wallet on a chain and had more security than property

1st stage, 0-1, really conflict is trust

3rd stage, 4-5, penis envy

Real conflict is self-esteem

Oedipal/Electra complex

This is where Freud fell off the deep end

5th stage, true for men, puberty thru adulthood, emphasizes heterosexuals

Marriage and family life=successful

Latent meaning behind dreams

A dream is an unfilled wish

Doesn't explain nightmares

Therapists stay as blank as possible in order to do this

Freud believed would transfer your relationship with opposite sex parent onto your therapist

Goal--make the unconscious known

Point out transference to patients

The Psyche

Personal--Jung's, just like Freud--individual experiences, puts in unconscious

Collective--where archetypes and instinces are stored

Jungs Archetypes

GOD

Jungs Archetypes

PERSONA

Jungs Archetypes

SHADOW

Jungs Archetypes

ANIMA

Feminine in men

Emotionality, social sensitivity, intuition

Jungs Archetypes

ANIMUS

Masculine in feminine

Reason, logic, force

Jung's Symbols

MANDALA

Magic circle found in the writing and art of all cultures

Represents making of opposites in the personality

Jung's Four Functions

SENSING

Concrete experience w/o reason

Jung's Four Functions

THINKING

Reason or Logic

Jung's Four Functions

FEELING

Jung's Four Functions

INTUITING

Jung's Four Functions

Test

Like Freud, but taking collective conscious into account

BUT believe they were attempts to solve problems not unfufilled wishes

Like free association but in response to a stimulus word

Goal is self-realization (fufilling your destiny)

Confession

Elucidation

Education

Transformation

Very sick child, brother died in bed next to him, amusement park workers told him they were overcompensating for their weaknesses

Freud's succesor in the Psychoanalytic society

Adler's Theory

Individual psychology, all people strive towards perfection

people's ultimate goal is superiority over perceived weaknesses

Feelings of inferiority are the root of the motivation of superiority

1st based on "organ inferiority" then later on psychological and social weaknesses

Masculine Protest

Adler

Striving for superiority is seen as traditionally masculine

 Thanks bitch. I wanna be perfect even with my v-jay.

Adler's Birth Order

FIRST BORN

Understands power/authority

Gravitates towards positions of power

Supports status quo

Adler's Birth Order

YOUNGEST CHILD

Pampered and spoiled

Dependent on others

High expectations of others

Katrina

Adler's Birth Order

ONLY CHILD

Pampered

Not used to competition

May struggle if not universally admired by others

Ruling

Getting

Avoiding

Socially useful :)

Adler's Four Major Lifestyle Types

RULING

Adler's Four Major Lifestyle Types

GETTING

Adler's Four Major Lifestyle Types

AVOIDING

Use fantasy to avoid difficult situations and feelings

Adler's Four Major Lifestyle Types

SOCIALLY USEFUL

Just like it suggests--the only type worth caring about.

Face problems directly, courageous

PSYCHOLOGICALLY healthy

Believes your earliest memories can provide insight into personality and self-concept

Emotional content is key

Goal of therapy -- to create a life style where the person seeks superiority in a constructive, not destructive, way

Dad abandoned b4 born, mom never told him about it

Never had college degree--"wandering artist"

Met Freud through Anna

Taught at Harvard

Died 1994

Erikson, saw ego as stronger and much more independent

Much more positive view of humans than Freud

Epigenetic principle

Development occurs in a series of universal stages in a predetermined sequence

Stages emphasize ego adjustment

Each stage has crisis, or turning point

Have ego strength if emerge

8 stages, not 5

Erikson Stage 1

0-1, Trust v Mistrust

Ego Strength--Hope

"Can I trust the world?"

2-3, Autonomy v Shame and Doubt

Ego Strength--Strength

"Can I control myself like others?"

Erikson Stage 3

4-5, Initiative v Guilt

Ego Strength -- Purpose

"Are my exploring attempts met well?"

Erikson Stage 4

6-12, Industry v Inferiority

Ego strength -- Competence

"Am I learning like I should be?"

Adolescence

Identity v Role Confusion

Ego Strength -- Fidelity

"Who am I?"

Early 20's, Intimacy v Isolation

Ego strength -- love

"Can I develop a mature romantic relationship?"

25-64, Generativity v Stagnation

Ego strength -- Care

"Am I successful in my career and helping the next generation?"

65+, Ego Integrity v Despair

Ego Strength -- Wisdom

"Have I lived a good life and made peace with my faults?"

Dream analysis, transference, free association

Applied his theories to people such as Hitler and Ghandi