Test 1 (Ch. 2)

Question 0

Freud was _______ in birth order.

Answer 0

first

Question 1

Freud had a _____ relationship with his mother.

Answer 1

strong

Question 2

What was Freud’s religion?

Answer 2

jewish

Question 3

action or force

Answer 3

cause

Question 4

emotion or opperating will that caused you do to cause (usually unaware of this)

Answer 4

motive

Question 5

represents internalized values, ideals, and standards (conscious)

Answer 5

super ego

Question 6

the self; function of the personality that follows the reality principle and operates according to secondary processing and reality testing

Answer 6

ego

Question 7

Freud said that dreams are broken down into how many parts?

Answer 7

two

Question 8

What are the two parts Freud said dreams are broken down into?

Answer 8

manifest content and latent content

Question 9

the main portion of the dream; what you remember when you wake up

Answer 9

manifest content

Question 10

meaning or motive underlying manifest dream (what the dream actually means)

Answer 10

latent content

Question 11

emotional and psychic energy derived from the biological drive of sexuality (sexual energy)

Answer 11

libido

Question 12

What are the four parts of drive?

Answer 12

source, impetus, aim, object

Question 13

Are drives driven by conscious or unconsious?

Answer 13

unconscious

Question 14

need or bodily stimulus

Answer 14

source

Question 15

intensity or amount of energy in a drive

Answer 15

impetus

Question 16

purpose or goal of drive

Answer 16

aim

Question 17

solution to need (person or object that will satisfy need) in drive

Answer 17

object

Question 18

a mental representation of an inner bodily source of excitement

Answer 18

drive

Question 19

Psychosexual stage where major souce of pain and pleasure is mouth

Answer 19

oral

Question 20

psychosexual stage in which the major source of pleasure and conflict is the anus

Answer 20

anal

Question 21

psychosexual stage where pleasurable and conflicting feelings are associated with the genitals

Answer 21

phallic

Question 22

period of sexual calm

Answer 22

latency stage

Question 23

stage in which individual reaches sexual maturity

Answer 23

genital stage

Question 24

a procedure that wards off anxiety and prevents the conscious perception

Answer 24

defense mechanisms

Question 25

total composite of your emotions, motivations, learning capacities, perceptual mechanisms, and biological capacities

Answer 25

personality

Question 26

an unconscious psychological conflict in which the child loves the parent of the opposite sex

Answer 26

Oedipus Complex

Question 27

the female counterpart to the Oedipus Complex (trying to get penis back)

Answer 27

Electra Complex

Question 28

a technique in which a person verbalizes whatever comes to mind

Answer 28

free association

Question 29

seeking immediate tension relief

Answer 29

Pleasure Principle

Question 30

satisfying the id's impulses in an appropriate manner to the external world

Answer 30

Reality Principle

Question 31

a process whereby the patient transfers to the analyst emotional attitudes felt as a child toward important persons; transferring feelings onto other people

Answer 31

transference

Question 32

when a force from within prevents patient from becoming aware of events and keeps the memories unconscious

Answer 32

resistance

Question 33

credited by Freud with the discovery of psychoanalytic method

Answer 33

Jospeh Breuer

Question 34

refusing to believe a relality or fact of life

Answer 34

denial

Question 35

involves unconscious denial of the existence of something that causes anxiety

Answer 35

repression

Question 36

involves denying the existence of an external threat of traumatic event

Answer 36

denial

Question 37

acting the opposite of how you really feel

Answer 37

reaction formation

Question 38

involves attributing a disturbing impulse to someone else; projecting feelings onto someone else

Answer 38

projection

Question 39

involves retreating to an earlier, less frustrating period of life and displaying the childish and dependent behaviors characteristic of that more secure time

Answer 39

regression

Question 40

reinterpreting behavior to make it more acceptable and less threatening; making up an excuse for what happened

Answer 40

rationalization

Question 41

taking feelings out onto something or someone other than the actual things causing the feelings

Answer 41

displacement

Question 42

taking impulses and turning them into a more socially acceptable behavior

Answer 42

sublimation