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Question 1

What is the structure of the personality

Answer 1

The id , ego and super ego

Question 2

What is the ID

Answer 2

The id is the unconscious part of the mind that is driven by the pleasure principle
Seeking instant gratification
Present at birth

Question 3

What is the ego

Answer 3

The ego is the reality principle balancing the id and super ego

Question 4

What is the super ego

Answer 4

The super ego is the morality principle and represents societal rules and ideals

Question 5

What happens when balance is not achieved

Answer 5

The id is in conflict with the super ego and when balance is not achieved abnormal behaviour is a result
Anxiety can develop from over developed super ego

Question 6

Humanistic approach key

Answer 6

Rogers
The concept of self
Roger’s emphasises the importance of self concept
Self concept is the perception individuals have of themselves

Congruence
When the ideal self matched the actual self congruence is important for psychological wellbeing in congruence can lead to anxiety and low self esteem

Question 7

Contribution to society humanistic

Answer 7

The humanistic approach’s primary application has been to therapeutic treatment
Client centred therapy where the clients are encouraged to develop positive self regard and overcome the mismatch between their perceived self true self and ideal self

Gestalt therapy
Aim is to help client become whole
By getting them to accept every aspect of themselves
Techniques of gestalt therapy include confrontation, dream analysis and role playing

Question 8

What is client centred therapy

Answer 8

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