Psychoanalysis

Question 1

id

Answer 1

the pleasure principle that cause use to go after things we want

Question 2

superego

Answer 2

guilt or shame over impulses

Question 3

ego

Answer 3

mediator of id and superego

Question 4

realistic anxiety

Answer 4

reasonable fear streaming from ego

Question 5

moral anxiety

Answer 5

fear of eeling guilty streaming from the superego

Question 6

neurotic anxiety

Answer 6

fear of being controlled by id

Question 7

defense mechanisms

Answer 7

coping strategies that reduce anxiety arising from unacceptable or
potentially harmful impulses

Question 8

transference

Answer 8

experience of the therapist that is shaped by the client’s own psychological structures and past and involves displacement, onto the therapist, of feelings, attitudes, and behaviors belonging rightfully in earlier significant relationship

Question 9

countertransference

Answer 9

Therapist unconsciously transfer her feelings, thoughts and attitudes on a Clt

Question 10

free association

Answer 10

Shedding of cognitive restraints such that client feels “free” to “associate” to any thought available

Question 11

dream analysis

Answer 11

Freud believed that dreams are a projection of our
unconscious and represent symbolic images of our desires and wishes

Question 12

interpretation of resistance

Answer 12

Therapists interpret resistance to assist clients to deal directly with the threatening issue