Lecture 5. Klein Flashcards

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Object Relations Theory is built on?

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careful observations of young children

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Object Relations theory stresses the importance of the?

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first 4-6 months of child after birth

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The infant’s drives are?

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directed to an object such as the breast, penis, vagina and so on

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Child’s relation to the breast is fundamental because?

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it serves as the prototype for later relations to whole objects such as mother and father

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The very early tendency of infants to relate to partial objects gives infant?

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gives their experiences an unrealistic or fantasy-like quality that affects all later interpersonal relations

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What was also enphasized in Object Relations Theory?

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The importance of child’s early experiences with the mother

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In Object Relations Theory, the sense of identity rests on?

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3 Step Relationship with mother

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3 Step Relationship with the Mother

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1) Basic needs are cared by their mother
2) A safe, symbiotic relationship is developed with an all-powerful mother
3) To have emerged from their mother’s protective circle and establish their separate individuality

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Melanie Klein Nationality

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Austrian- British

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Birth Order of Klein

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Youngest of 4 Children

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Occupation of mother and father

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Father is a medical doctor; mother ran a shop selling plants and reptiles

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Klein grew up in what kind of a family ?

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Pro or anti religious

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Relationship with the father

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Felt that she was an unplanned child, distant to her father, who favored the oldest daughter, Emilie.

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Closest sibling of Klein and the time of death

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Sidonie, died when Klein is 8 years old

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Klein to related to one of her siblings named? At what age of Klein did this sibling die?

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Emmanuel, age 20 when Emmanuel died

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At age 21, who did Melanie married?

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Arthur Klein, a close friend of Emmanuel

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Status of Klein’s marriage?

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Was unhappy, she dreaded sex and being pregnant but gave birth to three children: Melitta, Hans and Erich

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Her mother died when Klein is at age?

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32

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After the death of Abfaham, she turned the analysis to self-analysis and named it again to?

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Psychoanalysis of children

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Object Relations Theory considered the?

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offspring of Freud’s instinct theory

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Object Relations Theory gave more importance to?

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consistent patterns of interpersonal relationships

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Object Relations Theory tends to be more?

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maternal, stressing the intimacy and nurturing of the mother

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The prime motive of human behavior in Object Relations Theory is?

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human contact and relatedness

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object Relations Theory focused on?

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child analysis and play therapy

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Psychic life of the infant (age)
4-6months
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2 concepts in psychic life of the infant
Phantasies and Objects
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Phantasies
psychic representations of unconscious id instincts
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Phantasies possessed?
unconscious good and bad images
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Unconscious phantasies
shaped by both reality and inherited predispositions
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Objects
symbolized the objects for innate drives or instincts
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Internalized objects can be comparable with?
have powers on their own, and can be comparable to Freud's concept of superego
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Positions
conflicts between life and death instincts
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Paranoid Schizoid Position
a way of organizing experiences that includes both paranoid feelings of being persecuted and a splitting of internal and external objects
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Paranoid Schizoid Position develops in what age of an infant?
3-4 months old
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During 3-4 months old of an infant, ego's perception of external world is?
subjective and fantastic
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Depressive Position
Viewing external objects as whole and sees that good and bad can exist in the same person
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Depressive Position develops during?
5-6 months old
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Realization of Ego in Depressive Position
The realization of ego of its lack of capacity to protect the mother
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Feelings of Anxiety in Depressive Position
Feelings of anxiety over losing a loved object coupled with the sense of guilt for wanting to destroy that object
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Psychic Defense Mechanisms
means of reducing anxiety
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Introjection
infants fantasize taking into their body those perceptions and experiences they had with the external objects
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Introjected objects are influenced by?
children's fantasies
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Projection
the fantasy that one's own feelings and impulses actually reside in another person and not within one's body
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Splitting
Keeping incompatible impulses, developing a good me and bad me that enables them to deal with both pleasurable and destructive impulses toward external objects
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Projective Identification
splitting unacceptable part of themselves, projecting it on another object, and finally introject them back into themselves in a changed or distorted form
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2 Kinds of Position
Paranoid Schizoid Position and Depressive Position
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4 Types of Psychic Defense Mechanisms
Introjection, Projection, Splitting and Projective Identification
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Internalizations
organized introjections into a psychologically meaningful framework
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3 Internalizations
Ego, Superego, Oedipus Complex
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Ego
one's sense of self
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Ego has the ability to?
has the ability to sense both destructive and loving forces and to manage them to psychic defense mechanisms
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How ego is organized?
Mostly unorganized at birth, but strong enough to feel anxiety, know how ro reduce it and evolves with childhood experiences
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Superego emerges?
early in life
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Superego
an ego defense against realistic guilts
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Superego is responsible for?
many antisocial and criminal tendencies in adults
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Extreme violence is a reaction to?
the ego's aggressive self-defense against its own destructive tendencies
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Oedipus Complex begins and reaches its climax at?
much earlier age, and reaches climax during 3-4 years old
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Oedipus Complex
the fear of retaliation from their parents for fantasies related ro them
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Oedipus Complex serves for
both male and female children
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Oedipus complex is needed to?
establish a positive attitude with good objects and avoid the bad
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Female/Male oedipal development
attachment to mother, rivals with fathers and develop abilities to reconcile unconscious positive and negative images of the breast (mother) and penis (father)
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Related works of object relations theorists
Margaret Mahler - Psychological Birth Heinz Kohut - Innate Narcissistic Self John Bowlby - Attachment Theory Mary Ainsworth - Strange Situation