Klein Flashcards

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Built on careful observations of young children, stressing the importance of the first 4 to 6 months after birth

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object relations theory

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2
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fundamental in object relations theory

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child’s relation to the breast

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3
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3 step relationship with the mother

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  • basic needs are cared for by their mother
  • a safe, symbiotic relationship is developed with an all-powerful mother
  • to have emerged from their mother’s protective circle and establish their separate individuality
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4
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object relations theory is considered the offspring of freud’s ___

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instinct theory

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5
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proponent of object relations theory

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melanie klein

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object relations theory put less emphasis on ____ and more importance on consistent patterns of _____

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  • biologically-based drives
  • interpersonal relationships
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7
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prime motive of human behavior acc to object-relations theory

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human contact and relatedness

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8
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focus of object relations theory

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  • child analysis
  • play therapy
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9
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unlike psychoanalysis, object relations theory focused on the ____ of life

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4 to 6 months

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10
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Psychic representations of unconscious id instinct

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phantasies

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phantasies possessed unconscious ___ and ___ images

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  • good
  • bad
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12
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shapes unconscious phantasies

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  • reality
  • inherited predispositions
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13
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Symbolizes the objects for innate drives or instincts, including death instinct

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objects

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14
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Klein’s ‘objects’ is comparable to Freud’s concept of _______

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superego

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15
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conflicts between life and death instincts

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positions

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16
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2 positions

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  • paranoid-schizoid position
  • depressive position
17
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way of organizing experiences that includes both paranoid feelings of being persecuted and a splitting of internal and external objects into the good and the bad

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paranoid-schizoid position

18
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paranoid-schizoid position develops _____ old where ego’s perception of external world is ___ and ____

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  • 3-4 months old
  • subjective and fantastic
19
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Viewing external objects a whole and sees that good and bad can exist in the same person (mother)

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depressive position

20
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depressive position develops at ___ old

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5 to 6 months old

21
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involves feelings of anxiety over losing a loved object coupled with a sense of guilt for wanting to destroy that object

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depressive position

22
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means of reducing anxiety

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psychic defense mechanisms

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4 psychic defense mechanisms

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  • introjection
  • projection
  • splitting
  • projective identification
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Infants fantasize taking into their body those perceptions and experiences that they had with the external objects

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introjection

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introjected objects are influenced by children's ____
fantasies
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fantasy that one’s own feelings and impulses actually reside in another person and not within one’s body
projection
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Keeping apart incompatible impulses, developing a picture of both the ‘good me’ and the ‘bad me’ that enables them to deal with both pleasurable and destructive impulses toward external objects
splitting
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Splitting off unacceptable parts of themselves, project them into another object, and finally introject them back into themselves in a changed or distorted form
projective identification
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organized introjections into a psychologically meaningful framework
internalizations
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3 internalizations
- ego - superego - oedipus complex
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One’s sense of self, has the ability to sense both destructive and loving forces and to manage them to psychic defense mechanisms
ego
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Emerges early in life, not an outgrowth of Oepidus complex and much more harsh and cruel, an ego defense against realistic guilts
superego
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ego is most ____ at birth but strong enough to feel _____ and know how to reduce this and evolves with childhood experiences
- unorganized - anxiety
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the children’s fear of retaliation from their parents for fantasies related to them
oedipus complex
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oedipus complex begins at much an earlier age, and reaches climax during _____
3-4 years old
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unlike freud's oedipus complex, klein's oedipus complex serves for _____
both male and female child
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in oedipus complex there is a need to establish ____ with ____ and avoid the bad
- positive attitude - good object
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attachment to mother, rivals with father, and to develop abilities to reconcile unconscious positive and negative images of the breast (mother) and penis (father)
female/male oedipal development
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related works of object relations theory
- Margaret Mahler’s Psychological Birth - Heinz Kohut’s Innate Narcissistic Self - John Bowlby’s Attachment Theory - Mary Ainsworth’s Strange situation (caregiver and infant)