Psychodynamic Approach and Psychoanalysis flashcards
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This GoConqr page gathers flashcards on the psychodynamic approach and psychoanalysis, from Freud’s models of personality to defence mechanisms and Little Hans. University students and professional candidates, school students and teachers can use them to practise key terms and concepts. There are more than 160 flashcard resources spanning school and university levels; choose a deck to start revising.
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- Psychodynamic Assumptions and the Unconscious12
- Freud's Personality Theory: Id, Ego and Superego36
- Defence Mechanisms30
- Psychosexual Stages of Development38
- Dream Analysis16
- Little Hans Case Study37
- Neo-Freudian Theories and Psychodynamic Schools29
- Object Relations Theory13
- Evaluation of the Psychodynamic Approach23
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28 cardsFreud: topographical vs. structural models Briefly outline how Freud changed psychology in terms of personality
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7 cardsFreud frued
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7 cardsHorney's Defense Mechanisms
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91 cardsUnit 1 Classical Approaches to Counseling (Counseling Approaches) Concentration technique by Freud
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48 cardsSigmund Freud Sigmund Freud biography
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18 cardsFreudian Ego Defense Mechanisms
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71 cardsCh. 2 Sigmund Freud When did psychoanalysis begin?
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35 cards1_Chapter 2 - Psychoanalysis
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23 cardsWeek 1: Freud
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10 cardsPsychodynamic Approach
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144 cardsreviewer psy elect 4
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140 cardsTOP drive or impulse mental representations of internal stimuli, that drive a person to take certain actions
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27 cards2) Classical study: Freud on Individual difference (1909) Briefly explain Freud's Psychodynamic Theory?
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53 cardsPsychodynamic Approaches: Psychoanalysis
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24 cardsUntitled
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30 cardsChapter 6: Ego Analytic Psychology Anna Freud - background
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42 cardsPyschodynamic Approach Who is Freud?
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46 cardsChapter 2 Psychoanalysis
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30 cardsChapter 6 - Ego Analytic Psychology Anna Freud -- Diagnostic Profile
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30 cardsUntitled When did Freud create psychodynamic theory?
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52 cardsch.7 flashcards
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69 cardsch.5 flashcards
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46 cardsChapter 2 Sigmund Freud Flashcards on Untitled, created by Ivet Trinidad on 01/13/2017.
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44 cardsCHAPTER 2: Psychoanalysis
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49 cardsFreud's Theory of Aggression When did the psychodynamic approach originate?
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44 cardsChapter 7 Human Relations Object Relations Theorist
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44 cardsChapter 2
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63 cardsCh. 2 Psychoanalysis
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34 cardsUntitled Freud was born in
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49 cardsChapter 2 Flash Cards
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35 cardsChapter 7 Human Relations Object relations therapy
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25 cardsL2 Social Psychology - Freud and Psychoanalysis What did Freud think?
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35 cardsChapter 2 - Psychoanalysis
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58 cardsChapter 2 flash Cards
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38 cardsChapter 2 Flash Cards
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33 cardsThe psychodynamic approach What is the psychodynamic approach?
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27 cardschapter 7
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29 cardsPSYC 2530 - Chapter 10 Chapter 10: Basis of Psychoanalysis
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25 cardsChapter 7: Human Relations object relations theorists
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31 cardsChapter 2 / Psychoanalysis
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The decks on this page cover personality, the conscious and unconscious mind, defence mechanisms, dreams and case studies. They offer different ways to revisit the unit, from questions about Freud’s models to cards focused on particular terms.
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Start with Freud: topographical vs. structural models for questions on personality and the conscious and unconscious mind. Then try Horney's Defense Mechanisms or Freud's Defense Mechanisms to focus on a narrower set of terms. The Sigmund Freud deck also includes cards on dreams and Anna O.
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Which flashcard deck is a good starting point?
Freud: topographical vs. structural models is a useful starting point for questions about personality and the conscious and unconscious mind. For a more focused set of terms, try Horney's Defense Mechanisms or Freud's Defense Mechanisms. The Sigmund Freud deck includes cards on dreams and Anna O.
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Who are the flashcards for?
The collection includes resources at school and university levels. University students and professional candidates, school students and teachers can use the decks to revisit topics such as personality, defence mechanisms and Freud’s work. Some resources mention A-level Psychology or GCSE Psychology, so check a deck for its focus.