Dynamic psychopathology Flashcards

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Who described the unconscious as composed of both the collective unconscious and personal unconscious?

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Carl Gustav Jung

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What is the personal unconscious?

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Unique to individual

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What is collective unconscious?

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Universal, common to mankind and contains archetypes that include anima, animus, shadow or self and hero

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What is sublimation?

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Socially unacceptable impulses are transformed into acceptable forms - mature defense mechanism

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What does the superego result from?

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Internalisation of parental authority

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What is reaction formation?

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When a person feels the urge to do something and then actually does something that is effectively the opposite of what they really want

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Examples of immature defence mechanisms

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Splitting 
Projection 
Projective identification 
Idealisation 
Denigration 
Introjection 
Passive aggression 
Turning against the self
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Neurotic defence mechanisms

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Repression 
Regression 
Denial 
Displacement 
Dissociation 
Isolation 
Reaction formation 
Intellectualisation
Rationalisation 
Externalisation 
Identification with the aggressor
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Mature defence mechanisms

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Humour 
Anticipation 
Sublimation 
Altruism 
Suppression 

SASHA

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Kleinian defences

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Splitting 
Introjection
Projective identification 
Denial 
Omipotence
Grandiosity
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Which defence mechanism is commonly used by people with narcissistic personality disorder?

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Projection

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What is projection?

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Refers to the tendency to attribute the origins of the undesirable impulses and feelings onto another person

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What is the most primitive part of the personality?

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Id

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What is Id governed by?

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Pleasure principle

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Is Id consciously or unconsciously motivated?

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Unconsciously, instinctive

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What psychoanalytical technique was used by Freud to uncover the unconscious?

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Free association

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Idealisation and denigration are products of which Kleinian process?

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Splitting

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What does Freuds structural model include?

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the Id, Ego and Superego

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What does Freud’s topographical model consist of?

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Conscious
Preconscious
Unconscious

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What is displacement?

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Showing emotions at a target different than the one unconsciously intended

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What is projective identification?

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Unconscious interaction that occurs between 2 people - person A projects feeling onto person B then person B unconsciously alters behaviour in a way as if the projected idea was true

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What is the ‘repressive barrier’ to censor unacceptable wishes and desires maintained by?

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Preconscious system

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The superego is formed at which stage of psychosexual development?

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The superego is formed at which stage of psychosexual development?

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What age would you be in the latency stage?
5/6-puberty
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What does object relations theory describe?
How a growing baby develops relationships with others
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What is the difference between latent content and manifest content in dreams?
Latent content - unconscious feelings that includes wishes and anxiety Manifest content - recalled dream Dream works involves conversion from latent to manifest content
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Who described the concept of introversion and extraversion?
Carl Gustav Jung
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What are the 2 positions that Mary Klein made up?
Paranoid-Schizoid | Depressive
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Which defence mechanisms are associated with paranoid-schizoid position?
Splitting and projection
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Which conflict do you need to learn to cope with in paranoid-schizoid position?
Ambivalence
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Who coined the term collective unconscious?
Jung
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What does Id function by?
Primary process thinking which denies the existence of rational boundaries - serves pleasure principle
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At which stage does the oedipal stage occur?
Phallic
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What is condensation?
Used in dream analysis Process of several unconscious impulses being combined into a single image in the manifest dream content e.g. kids dad and nasty teacher merge into one in the dream
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What is repression?
Where people unconsciously repress painful or disturbing memories
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Neo-Freudian people
Alfred Adler Karen Horney Harry Stack Sullivan Erich Fromm
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What is identification as a defence mechanism?
A person changes himself to be like someone else who is admired
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What are some examples of pancultural representation of human experience?
``` MOther Child Hero Self Shadow Anima Animus ```
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What is anima?
Unconscious feminine aspects of male
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What is animus?
Unconscious masculine aspects of female
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What is persona?
Outer concealed aspect of oneself
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What is the most mature level of anxiety?
Superego anxiety
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What is superego anxiety?
Guilt feelings about not living up to internalised standards of moral behaviour derived from parents
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When is superego anxiety seen?
After resolution of oedipal conflict
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What is shadow?
Unacknowledged aspects of oneself that includes both creative impulses and destructive urges