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| emphasizes interplay between oppostional forces within the psyche and how those conflicts affect personality development |
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| all interacting systems within human personality needed to account for the mental life and behavior of the person |
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| general life process energy |
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| energy comes from conflict |
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| energy expended in one part of the psyche will be compensated for by an equal amount of energy in the same or different form in another part of the psyche |
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| energy is automatically redistributed in the psyche to achieve equilibrium |
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| unifying force within the psyche; responsible for our feelings of identity and control; contains conscious thoughts |
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| forgotten experiences; accessible to consciousness |
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| storehouse of archaic remnants from humankind's evolutionary past; archetypes |
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| universal patterns or predispositions that structre how all humans consciously and unconsciously adapt to their world |
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| goal of development; painful and difficult process, we are always tring trying to understand self and reaching for perfection |
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| 3 Principles of operation |
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| principles of opposites, principle equivalence, principle of entropy |
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| 3 Components of the psyche |
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| ego, personal unconscious, collective unconscious |
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| Theory of psychological types, two fundamental attitudes, four functions |
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| extraverted, introverted; thinking, feeling, sensing, intuitive |
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| Rational vs. irrational functions |
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| Dream analysis according to Jung |
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| dreams are involuntary eruptoin of repressed material from personal and collective unconscious; dreams attemtp to resolve current problems and pointing to directions for healthy development |
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| give numerous associations to a symbol, client suggests personal meanings, therapist suggests universal meaning, client and therapist just talk about meanings and what they mean to the client |
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| present stimulus word, client responds with whatever word comes to mind, (time latency is an indicator), great meaning in responses |
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| conducted to clarify symbols seen in dreams, goal is to help client better understand him or her self |
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