Exam 1
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| Sigmund Freud | Vienna medical doc
Specialized in “nervous disorders”
“Hysteria” (women) patients
Father of personality psychology (even though not many of his ideas are supported today)
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| Psychodynamic | personality shaped by unconscious dynamic forces *can sometimes work against each other*
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| Psychic determinism | nothing happens by chance, there are no accidents or innocent mistakes
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| Topographical Model of the Mind | configuration of the mind organized into three layers of consciousness
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| Three layers of consciousness | Conscious, preconscious, unconscious
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| Conscious Preconscious Unconscious | Conscious- part of mind that is aware
Preconscious- part of mind that can become easily aware (memories)
Unconscious- one-way part of mind not aware and cannot become easily aware of (dark memories, urges)
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| Is the typographic model supported today? | Generally supported through Implicit processes
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| Implicit processes | automatic, unconscious, fast ways of thinking that happen without awareness
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| Structural Model of Personality | idea that personality consists of three physchological aspects that interact to influence behavior:
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| Three physchological aspects that interact to influence behavior | Id, ego, superego
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| Id | inherited, instinctive, primitive aspects of personality
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| Ego | mostly conscious part of personality
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| Superego | moral part of personality
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| Defense mechanisms | tactics ego develops to avoid anxiety ( Distort reality, unconscious)
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| Freud said _______ | much of personality revolved around anxiety
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| Three types of anxiety | Reality anxiety, neurotic anxiety, moral anxiety
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| Reality anxiety | danger in the real world
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| Neurotic anxiety | fear of punishment for following Id
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| Moral anxiety | guilt for violating (or being tempted to) your moral code
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| Denial | refusing to believe source of anxiety exists
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| Repression | putting anxiety-inducing thoughts outside of conscious awareness (person is unaware ego is doing this)
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| Repressed memories | claim memories for traumatic events may be stored in unconscious mind and blocked from conscious recall
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| Projection | ego reduces anxiety by taking uncomfortable impulses off self and placing them on others
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| Rationalization | finds rational explanation (excuse) for a behavior or outcome
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| Intellectualization | think about threats in cold, analytical, and emotionally detached terms
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| Reaction formation | prompts behaviors opposite of the anxiety-inducing impulse
Sublimation- re-directs unhealthy impulse into socially acceptable or constructive activity
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| Displacement | moving trouble impulse onto different, less threatening object
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