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Chapter 2 Flash Cards
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- 1Unconscious Process"Forces of which a person is unaware." p.31
- 2Wishes"In Freud's Theory, desires that may be rendered unconscious if they go against a person's ego-ideal." p.32
- 3Repression"The blocking of a wish or desire from consciousness, is unavoidable and necessary in order for a civilized society to exist." p.32
- 4Free Association"In Freud's psychoanalysis, a technique in which a person verbalizes whatever comes to mind." p.32
- 5Slips"In Freud's theory, bungled acts, such as a slip of the tongue, a slip of the pen, or a memory lapse." p.33
- 6Manifest Dream"The dream as it is remembered the next morning." p.34
- 7Latent Dream"The meaning or motive underlying the manifest dream." p.34
- 8Libido"The emotional and psychic energy derived from the biological drive of sexuality testifies to this shift in his thought." p.36
- 9Drive"A psychological or mental representation of an inner bodily source of excitement." p.36
- 10Eros"Refers to the life impulses or drives, those forces that maintain life processes and ensure reproduction of the species." p.36
- 11Thanatos"In Freud's theory, the death impulse or drive, the source of aggression, the ultimate resolution of all of life's tension in death." p.36
- 12Polymorphous Perserve"A phrase used used by Freud to emphasize the point that children deviate in many ways from what is thought to be normal reproductive sexual activity." p.37
- 13Psychosexual Stages"In Freud's theory, developmental stages which difference erogenous zones are important as people pass from infancy to adulthood." p.37
- 14Oral Stage"Freud's psychosexual stage in which the major source of pleasure and potential conflict is the mouth." p.38
- 15Anal Stage"Freud's psychosexual stage in which the major source of pleasure and potential conflict is activities involving the anus." p.38
- 16Phallic Stage"One of Freud's psychosexual stages, in which pleasurable and conflicting feelings are associated with the genital organs." p.39
- 17Oedipus Complex"In Freud's theory, an unconscious psychological conflict in which the child loves the parent of the opposite sex." p.39
- 18Castration Anxiety"In Freud's theory, the child's fear of losing the penis." p.40
- 19Electra Complex"A term that some critics have used to express the feminine counterpart to the male Oedipus complex." p.41
- 20Penis Envy"In Freud's theory, the concept that women view themselves as castrated males and envy the penis." p.41
- 21Latency Period"Psychic forces develop that inhibit the sexual drive and narrow its direction." p.41
- 22Geneital Stage"Freud's psychosexual stage in which an individual reaches sexual maturity." p.41
- 23Fixation"In Freud's theory, a concept in which there is an arrest of growth, and excessive needs characteristics of an earlier are created by overindulgence or undue frustration." p.42
- 24Pleasure Principle"Refers to seeking immediate tension reduction." p.43
- 25Primary Processes"In Freud's theory, a psychological activity of the id characterized by immediate wish fulfillment and the disregard of realistic concerns." p.44
- 26Wish Fulfillment"In Freud's theory, a primary-process activity that seeks to reduce tension by forming an image of the object that would satisfy needs." p.44
- 27Ego"The self. In Freud's Theory, executor of the personality that follows the reality principle and operates according to secondary processes and reality testing. In Jung's theory. one's conscious perception of self." p.44
- 28Reality Principle"In Freud's theory, the way in which the ego satisfies the impulses of the id in an appropriate manner in the external world." p.44
- 29Secondary Processes"In Freud's theory, higher intellectual functions that enable the ego to establish suitable courses of action and test them for their effectiveness." p.44
- 30Superego"In Freud's theory, a function of the personality that represents introjected and internalized values, ideals, and moral standards." p.44
- 31Conscience"In Freud's theory, a subsystem of the superego that refers to the capacity for self-evaluation, criticism, and reproach." p.44
- 32Ego-ideal"In Freud's theory, a subsystem of the superego consisting of an ideal self-image." p.44
- 33Defense Mechanisms"A procedure that wards off anxiety and prevents its conscious perception." p.46
- 34Repression"Involves blocking a wish or desire from expression so that it cannot be experienced consciously or expressed directly in behavior." p.46
- 35Denial"Refusing to acknowledge an unpleasant reality or fact of life." p.47
- 36Projection"Refers to the unconscious attribution of an impulse, attitude, or behavior onto someone or something else in the environment." p.47
- 37Reaction Formation"Expresses an impulse by its opposite." p.47
- 38Regression"A defense mechanism that entails reverting to earlier forms of behavior." p.47
- 39Rationalization"Involves dealing with an emotion or impulse analytically and intellectually in order to avoid feeling it." p.48
- 40Identification"We reduce anxiety by modeling our behavior on that of someone else." p.48
- 41Displacement"A defense mechanism in which one object of an impulse is substituted for another." p.48
- 42Sublimation"Rechannels an unacceptable impulse into a more socially desirable outlet." p.48
- 43Transference"A process in which the patient projects onto the analyst emotional attitudes felt as a chid toward important persons." p.49
- 44Neuropsychoanalytic Research"Combines neurological objective study of the brain with psychoanalytical introspective study of the mind." p.53
- 45Autoerotic"Self-love. In Freud's theory, the child's sexual activity." p.37
- 46Erogenous Zones"Areas of the body that provide pleasure." p.37
- 47Id"The oldest and original function of the personality, which includes genetic inheritance, reflex capacities, instincts, and drives." p.43
- 48Conscious"The thoughts, feelings, and wishes that a person is aware of at any given moment." p.45
- 49Unconscious"Processes of which a person is unaware because they have been repressed or never permitted to become conscious." p.45
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