Freud

Question 1

Freud book that introduced the world to freudian Slip

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Psychopathology of Everyday Life

Question 2

Freud, Adler, Stekel, Kahane, and Reitler formed _____

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Wednesday Psychological Society

Question 3

Two levels of mental life

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Unconscious and Conscious

Question 4

Unconscious has two different levels:

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Unconscious proper and Preconscious

Question 5

Contains all those drives, urges, or instincts that are beyond our awareness but that nevertheless motivate most of our words, feelings, and actions

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Unconscious

Question 6

The unconscious is the reason for a certain kind of forgetting called ___

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Repression

Question 7

Punishment and Suppression often create feelings of __

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Anxiety

Question 8

Anxiety in turn stimulates _____, which is the forcing of unwanted experiences into the unconscious.

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Repression

Question 9

Quite similar to Carl Jung’s idea of Collective Unconscious

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Phylogenic Endowment

Question 10

contains all of those elements that are not conscious but can become conscious either quite readily or with some difficulty

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Preconscious

Question 11

Mental elements in awareness at any given point in time

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Conscious

Question 12

What we perceive through our sense organs, if not too threatening, enters our conscious mind through ________

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Perceptual Conscious System

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The most primitive part of the mind

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Id

Question 14

Because it’s sole function is to seek pleasure, we say that the id serves the ______

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Pleasure Principle

Question 15

The personification of an Id unencumbered by restrictions of ego and superego

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Newborn Infant

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The only region of the mind in contact with reality

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Ego

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Ego grows out from __ during infancy

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Id

Question 18

Ego is governed by the _____

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Reality Principle

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Represents the moral and ideal aspects of personality

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Superego

Question 20

Superego is guided by the ____

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Moralistic/Idealistic Principles

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The ego becomes differentiated from th id when infants __________

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Distinguish themselves from the outer world

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Superego grows out of the ___

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Ego

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Two subsystems of supergeo

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Conscience and Ego-ideal

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Results from experiences with punishments and tells us what we should not do

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Conscience

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Develops from experiences with rewards and tells us what we should do

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Ego-ideal

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A pleasure-seeking person is dominated by the

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Id

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A guilt-ridden or inferior feeling person is dominated by the

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Superego

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A stimulus within a person

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Drives (Instinct)

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Drives can be grouped into 2 headings:

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Eros (Life Instinct) Thanatos (Death Instinct)

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Libido is invested almost exclusively on their own ego

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Primary Narcissism

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Adolescents often redirects their libido back to the ego and becomes preoccupied with appearance and self-interest

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Secondary Narcissism

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A felt, affective, unpleasant state accompanied by a physical sensation that warns against impending danger

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Anxiety

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Three kinds of anxiety

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Neurotic, Moral, & Realistic

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Apprehension about an unknown danger

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Neurotic Anxiety

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Stems from conflict between the ego and superego

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Moral Anxiety

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Unpleasant, nonspecific feeling involving a possible danger

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Realistic anxiety

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Repressed impulse becoming conscious through adopting a disguise that is directly opposite from its original form

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Reaction Formation

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People redirect their unacceptable urges to people or objects so the original impulse is diguised or concealed

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Displacement

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Permanent attachment of the libido onto an earlier, more primitive stage of development

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Fixation

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During times of stress and anxiety, the libido revert back to an earlier stage

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Regression

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Reducing anxiety by attributing unwanted impulse to an external object, usually another person

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Projection

Question 42

Extreme type of projection. A mental disorder characterized by powerful delusions of jealousy and persecution

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Paranoia

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When people incorporate positive qualities of another person into their own ego

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Introjection

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Repression of the genital aim by substituting a cultural or social aim. Is expressed in creative cultural accomplishments.

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Sublimation