#1 PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION

• father of modern psychology

  Sigmund Freud
• founder of psychoanalysis, a controversial theory about the workings of the unconscious mind (psychoanalytic theory)

  Sigmund Freud
• founder of the psychosexual development

  Sigmund Freud
• father of psychology

  Wilhelm Wundt
• pleasure principle of psychoanalytic theory, immediate gratification, it is also called as the devil

  id
• reality principle of psychoanalytic theory, it is the deciding agent also known as the "self"

  ego
• the morality principle of psychoanalytic theory which serves as the conscience and also known as the "angel"

  superego
• first, second, and third to immerge on the psychoanalytic theory of Sigmund Freud

  Id - ego - superego
• instinctual drive or the sexual urges

  Libido
• focuses on the pleasure; specific are in the body that focus on pleasure needs

  Erogenous zone
• results from failure to satisfy needs of a particular psychosexual stage

  Fixation
• stages in psychosexual development (5)

  Oral - Anal - Phallic - Latency - Genital
• Which stage is oedipus and electra complex?

  Phallic Stage
• first to immerge of the libido

  Phallic Stage
• libido is more likely inactive because on this stage, individual is more focused on academics and peers

  Latency
• libido is more likely to go back because the child starts to get attracted with opposite sex

  Genital
• erogenous zone for oral stage

  Mouth
• event happening on oral stage

  Breastfeeding
• erogenous zone on anal stage

  Anus
• event happening on anal stage

  Toilet training
• erogenous zone on phallic stage

  Genitals/Genitalia
• Erogenous zone on latency stage

  None
• erogenous zone on genital stage

  Genitals/Genitalia
• 2 following fixations of the oral stage

  Oral receptive and oral aggressive
• 2 following fixations of the anal stage

  Anal retentive and anal expulsive
• the body is more likely to receive; some symptoms known as drinking alcohol, smoking, and overeating

  Oral receptive
• the body is more likely to be aggressive; some symptoms known as usage of curse words and even talking behind someone's back

  Oral aggressive
• the body retains feces on the stomach wherein in the future, the child is more likely to be organized who like cleanliness

  Anal retentive
• the body explodes feces wherein in the future, the child is more likely to be disorganized and does not like cleanliness

  Anal expulsive
• the fixation of this stage is sexual deviances, these are also known as pedophiles

  Phallic Stage
• Cognitive development theory founder

  Jean Piaget
• Process of the cognitive development theory

  Schema - Assimilation - Accommodation - Equilibration
• cognitive structure also known as the "prior knowledge"

  schema
• there is already a prior knowledge but you are fitting new experience

  Assimilation
• creating new cognitive structure/schema

  Accommodation
• balance assimilation and accommodation to create stable understanding

  Equilibration
• cognitive development stages

  Sensorimotor - pre-operational - concrete - formal stage
• from birth to 2 years old (plus toddler) which they explore the world through their senses and actions

  sensorimotor stage
• the only development of sensorimotor stage in which it means to "stay still"

  object permanence
• percentage retains in reading

  10%