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assumptions
?
our behaviour + feelings as adults are
rooted
in our
childhood experiences
all behaviour has an
unconscious
cause, all behaviour is
pre-determined
the unconsious reveals itself through
paraproxes
of the
tongue
What
is the structure of personality ?
ID,
EGO
,
SUPER
EGO
What
is the ID ?
present from
birth
unconscious
pleasure
requires
immediate
gratification
desire for
sex
+
death
What
is the EGO ?
anal
stage
mediator
between
ID
+ reality
reduce
conflict
defence
mechanisms
What
is the super ego ?
phallic
stage
conscious
+
ego
ideal
moral principles
with
guilt
What
are the psychosexual stages ?
oral
anal
phallic
latency
genital
Oral
?
0-2
focus on
mouth gratification
e.g
feeding
leads to
smoking
Anal
2-3
focus on
anal gratification
e.g
pooping
perfectionist
Phallic
?
3-6
focus on genetils
child experiences
Oedipus
or
electra
complex
leads to
homosexual
/
narcisistjc
Latency ?
6-12
focus on developing
relationships
with others +
conflicts
of previous stages are repressed
Genital
12+
sexual desires
become conscious (
relationships
)
difficulty
forming betrothed-
sexual relationships
What are the defence mechanisms?
repression
Denial
displacement
What is
repression
?
Force
digressing memories out of the
mind
What is denial ?
refusing to accept
reality
to avoid
psychological
pain
What is displacement ?
Redirection of impulses
away
from real targets to
substitute
ones
What are defence mechanism for ?
ego
uses to stop
overwhelming
temporary threats
conflicts of
ID
+
super
ego
What are the 3 parts of the consious ?
conscious
pre-conscious
unconscious
What is the conscious ?
Aware
+
know
about
Unconscious
?
biological drives + instincts that control our behaviour + personality
threatening + disturbing memories
accsess through dreams
What
is the treatment ?
psycho analysis
makes the
unconscious
conscious
evaluation
deterministic
unscientific
can’t
generalise
deterministic
?
rejects
the idea of free will
persons behaviour is determined by their
unconscious
Unscientific
?
subjective
hard to test
fails to use
objective
methods
Can’t generalise
?
Developed in
western society
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