Sigmund Freud

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Sigmund Freud was Born in

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Freiberg, Moravia (Czechoslovakia)

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This is where Sigmund Freud lived 80 years of his life

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Vienna

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This is where Sigmund Freud died after a year he and his family migrated

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England

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Age where he was accepted in medical school

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17

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a successful medical practitioner, who was then developing a new method of treating hysteria

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Joseph Breuer

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a disorder which symptom is being paralyzed and loss of sensation and disturbance in speech and sight

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Hysteria

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A temporary or permanent disappearance of symptoms after expressing their feelings and emotions

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catharsis

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A situation where a patient responds to the therapy thinking as if he or she was important person in the doctor’s life

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Transference

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When an analyst developed an emotional attachment to the patient

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Counter Transference

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where did Sigmund Freud first use hypnosis?

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France

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He used Hypnosis for treating what?

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hysteria

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why did Sigmund Freud abandoned the use of hypnosis in treating hysteria?

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not all patients can be hypnotized

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other term of Technique of free Association

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Fundamental rule of Psychoanalysis

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Why did Sigmund Freud use self-analysis

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he believed that before he analyze others, he must analyze himself first

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most successful book Sigmund Freud wrote

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Interpretation of Dreams

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Structure of Personality (3 interesting features)

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ID, EGO and SUPER EGO

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3 Functions of Super Ego

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conscience, observation and formation of ideas

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two subdivisions of super ego

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conscience and ego ideal

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are the internalized experiences for which a child is punished.

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the concsience

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are the internalized experiences for which a child has been rewarded

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Ego ideal

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refers to a relationship or a connection between a need and an object that will satisfy the need.

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cathexis

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is the inhibition of an impulse by either the ego or the super ego.

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anti cathexis

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feeling of fear

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Anxiety

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For freud , the most extreme form of anxiety human beings experience is

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Birth Trauma

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It signifies a change from an environment of complete security and satisfaction to one in which the satisfaction of their needs is less predictable.

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Anxiety

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kinds of anxiety

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1. Reality Anxiety 2. Neurotic Anxiety 3. Moral Anxiety

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caused by real, objective sources of danger in the environment.

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Reality Anxiety

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Fear that impulses of the id will overwhelm the ego and cause the person to do something for which the person will be punished.

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Neurotic Anxiety

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fear that a person will do something contrary to the superego and thus experience guilt.

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Moral Anxiety

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TWO GENERAL WAYS TO DECREASE ANXIETY

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to deal with the situation directly to distort or deny the situation itself

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The person who feels inferior usually experiences unworthy sentiments about himself.

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Defense Mechanism

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The person is actively engaged in trying to do something about his feelings

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defense mechanism

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general characteristics that a person experiencing feelings of inferiority and using defense mechanisms may demonstrate:

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1. strong feelings of inadequacy 2. oversensitivity to criticism 3. ideas of self-deception 4. seclusiveness or unsociability 5. overresponse to flattery 6. poor loser responses in competitive activities 7. hypercritical attitude toward others

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an exaggerated attempt to make up for real or imagined inferiorities. An attempt to disguise or cover up felt deficiencies or undesirable traits by emphasizing a desirable behavior.

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Overcompensation