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Psychology Unit 1
The Psychodynamic Approach
Assumptions
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What does the Id represent in the tripartite personality?
The
pleasure principle
controlling
impulsive behavior
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What is the Superego associated with in personality development?
The
morality principle
of right and wrong
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At what age does the Superego develop?
Around the age of
four
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What could a dominant Superego lead to in personality types?
A
neurotic
personality type
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What traits do criminals often lack according to Freud?
A sense of
morality
and remorse
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What can a fixation at the oral stage lead to in adulthood?
An
eating disorder
or
addiction
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What can a fixation at the phallic stage lead to in adulthood?
Confused
sexuality
and
relationship
difficulties
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What does Freud's iceberg metaphor represent?
The
unconscious mind
below the surface
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What does Freud believe influences behavior the most?
The
unconscious mind
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What creates anxiety according to Freud?
Conflict between the
Id
,
Ego
, and
Superego
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What did Gothelf et al. (1995) find about adolescents with anorexia?
They relied on more
mature defense mechanisms
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