Ego Flashcards
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stated that unconscious factors determine the shape of symptoms, thought, feelings and behavior
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sigmund freud
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basic concept: all behavior has meaning and a discoverable cause
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deterministic
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basic concept: analyzes the flow of psychiatric energy
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dynamic
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basic concept: personality develops through a series of alterable stages
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developmental
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3 levels of awareness
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conscious
preconscious
subconsciou
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awareness referring to: current thinking processes and attention to object
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conscious
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awareness referring to: deliberately brought to the conscious and can be aware of if we attend to them
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preconscious
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awareness referring to: unaware of and cannot be aware of except on special circumstances
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subconscious
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mental agency containign vall inehrtied at birth and fixed in person’s constitution
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id
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biological component of the eprsonality
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id
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known as the need for immediate gratification
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pleasure principle
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reduction of psychic energy bcoz it cannot tolerate an increase in this energy
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pleasure
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2 ways to reduce energy levels
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reflex action
primary process
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automatic responses to sources of irritation
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reflex action
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forming an image of an object previously associated with satisfaction of a drive
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primary process
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this develops bcoz primary process cant satisfy needs i. reality
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ego
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provides an interference between the id and reality
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ego
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secondary processes involved with the ego
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perception
recognition
judgment
memory
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this aims to supress id’s impulses and rpevents ego from attempting to satisfy the id
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superego
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counterbalances the id particularly in sex and aggression
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superego
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seeks to persuade the ego ro seek moralistic goalds and forego realistic ones
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superego
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id, ego, superego: which reside totally in the unconscious
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id
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id, ego, superego: which resides within preconcious and conscious
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ego
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id, ego, superego: which resides partially in all levels of consciousness
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superego
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this aims to reduce tensiin which produces a momentary state of bliss
instinct
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2 major instincts
eros
| thanatos
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all forces serving to maintain vital life processes and assure propagation of the species
eros
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underlie all manifestations f cruelty, aggression, destructiveness, suicide and murder
thanatos
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adult personality is determined by
notion of psychic determination
unconscious mental activity
role of childhood experience
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threefold aspect of psychoanalysis
therapeutic technique
scien and theoretical knowledge
method of investigation
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beginning of psychoanalysis
joseph breuer
| bertha pappenheim
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removing symptoms thru a process of recovering and undertaking suppressed feelings with which symptoms were associated
abreaction
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form of neutralized psychic energy were the person eas aware of a particular idea or feeling as a result of investing a discrete amount of psychic energy in the idea
attention cathexis
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which among the levels of awareness is the repressive barrier
preconscious
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governed by pleasure principle
unconscious
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reservoir of undorganized instinctual drives
id
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lacks the capacity to delay instinctual drives
id
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three components of personality accdg to freud
ego
superego
ego and the id
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operates on the reality principles
ego
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executive organ of the psyche
ego
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unconcscious component of the ego
defense mechanism
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conscious component of the ego
logical and abstract thinking
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operates under the morality principle
superego
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prescribes what the person should do
ego ideal
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dictates what. person must not do
superego ideal
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manners in which we are behave or think in certain ways to better protect ourselves
defense mechanisms
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classifications of defense mecha
narcissistic
immature
neurotic
mature
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which classification: most primitive and appear in children and persons who are psychotically disturbed
narcissistic
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which classification: seen in adols and some nonpsychotic px
immature
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which classification: encountered in OC and hysterical patients as well as stressed adults
neurotic
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which classification: used by healthy indivs, they optimize one's ability to have normal relationships, enjoy work and pleasure on life
mature
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which def mech: avoiding awareness of some paiful aspect of reality by negating sensort date
denial
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which def mech: grossly reshaping external reality to suit inner needs and using sustained feelings of delusional superiority and entitlement
distortion
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which def mech: perceiving and reacting to unacceptable inner impulses and their derivatives as though they were outside the self
projection
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which def mech: involves taking our own unacceptable qualities or feelings and ascribing them to other people
projection
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immature defenses
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acting out
blocking
hypochondriasis
introjection
passive-aggressive
regression
schizoid fantasy
somatization
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which immature def mech: expressing using an unconscious wish or impulse thru action to avoid being conscious of an accompanying affect
acting out
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which immature def mech: chronically giving in to impulse to avoid the tension resulting to postponement of expression
acting out
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which immature def mech: temporarily or transiently inhibiting thinking
blocking
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which immature def mech: resembles repression but differs in that tension arises when the impulse, affect or thought is inhibited
blocking
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which immature def mech: exaggerating or overemphasizing an illness for the purpose of evasion and regression
hypochondriasis
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which immature def mech: reproach arising from bereavement, loneliness, or unacceptable aggressive impulsesw towards others is transformed into self-reproach and complaints of pain, somatic illness and neurasthenia
hypochondriasis
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which immature def mech: converting psychic derivatives into bodily symptoms and tending to react with somatic manifestations, rather than psychic
somatization
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which immature def mech: internalizing the qualtiies of an object
introjection
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which immature def mech: expressing aggression towards others indirectly thru passivity, masochism and turning against the self
passive-aggressive
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which immature def mech: attempting to return to an earlier libidinal phase of functioning to avoid the tension and conflict evoked at the present level of devt
regression
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which immature def mech: reflects the basic tendency to gain instinctual gratification at a less-developed period
regression
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which immature def mech: indulging in autistic retreat to resolve conflict and to obtain gratification
schizoid fantasy
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neurotic defenses
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counselling
displacement
dissociation
externalization
inhibitin
intellectulalization
isolation
rationalization
reaction formation
repression
sexualization
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which neurotic defense: attempting to manage or regulate events or objects in the environment to minimize anxiety and to resolve inner conflicts
controlling
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which neurotic defense: shifting an emotion or drive cathexis from one idea to another that resembles the original in some aspect or quality
displacement
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which neurotic defense: temporarily but drastically modifying a person's character or one's sense of personal identity to avoid emotional distress
dissociation
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common manifestations on dissociation
fugue states
| hysterical convo rxns
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which neurotic defense: tending to perceive in the external world and in external objecta elements of one's own personality, including instinctual impulses, conflicts, moods, attitudes and styles of thinking
externalization
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which is more general: externalization or projection?
externalization
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which neurotic defense: consciously limiting or renouncing some ego functions, alone or in combination, to evade anxiety impulses, the superego, or environmental forces or figures
inhibition
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which neurotic defense: excessively using intellectual processes to avoid affective expression or experience
intellectualization
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which neurotic defense: works to reduce anxiety by thinking about events in a cold, clinical way
inttelectualization
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which neurotic defense: separating an idea from the affect that accompanies it but is repressed
isolation
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which neurotic defense: absence of object relationships
isolation
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which neurotic defense: offering explanations in an attempt to justify attitudes, beliefs or behavior that may otherwise be unacceptable
rationalization
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which neurotic defense: transforming an unacceptable impulse into its opposite
rxn formation
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rxn formation is characteristic of what neurpsis
obsessional neurosis
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which neurotic defense: expelling from consciousness an idea or feeling
repression
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which neurotic defense: refers to curbing of ideas and feelings before they have attained consciousness
primary repression
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which neurotic defense: excludes from awareness what was once experiences at a conscious level
secondary repression
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which neurotic defense: endowing an object with sexual significance that it did not previously have or possessed to a smaller degree to ward off anxieties associated with prohibited impulses or their derivatives
sexualization
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mature defenses
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altruism
anticipation
asceticism
humor
sublimation
suppression
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which mature defense: using constructive and instinctually gratifying service to others to undergo vicarious experience
altruism
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which mature defense: realistically planning for future inner discomfort
anticipation
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which mature defense: eliminating the pleasurable effects of experience
asceticism
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which mature defense: using comedhy to overtly express feelings and thought without personal discomfort or immobilization and without rpoducing an unpleasant effect on others
humor
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which mature defense: achieving impulse gratification and the retention of goals but altering a socially objectionable aim or object to a socially acceptable one
sublimation
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which mature defense: consciously or osemiconsciously postponing attention to a conscius impulse or conflict
suppression
