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Psychodynamic Approach
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A level Psychology Mind Map on Psychodynamic Approach, created by Esme Naylor on 22/11/2016.
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Psychodynamic Approach
the role of the unconscious
vast majority of the mind
innate biological drives and instincts
contains repressed memories
the most threatening or disturbing memories are repressed
preconscious
become aware of this through parapraxes or Freudian slips
structure of personality
ID
primitive
pleasure principle
unconscious drives and instincts
entirely selfish
instant gratification
inner child
SUPEREGO
sense of right and wrong
morality principle
inner parent
follows social conventions
developed at end of phallic stage (5 years old)
punishes the ego through guilt
EGO
mediator of the two parts of the personality
uses defence mechanisms
tripartite personality
defence mechnisms
repression
forcing a distressing memory out of the mind
denial
refusing to acknowledge an aspect of reality
displacement
transferring feelings from a true source to a substitute
FREUD
psychosexual stages
oral (0 - 1 years)
focus of pleasure = mouth
object of desire = mother's breast
oral fixation - smoking, biting nails, sarcastic, critical
anal (1 - 3 years)
focus of pleasure = anus
child gains pleasure from withholding or expelling feces
anal retentive = perfectionist, obsessive
anal expulsive = thoughtless, messy
phallic (3 - 5 years)
focus of pleasure = genital area
oedipus/electra complex
phallic personality - narcissistic, reckless, possibly homosexual
latency
earlier conflicts repressed
genital
sexual desires become conscious in puberty
difficulty forming heterosexual relationships
conflict at each stage of development
if not solved = fixation
the oedipus complex / little hans
boys fall in love with their mothers and hate their fathers
castration anxiety
repress feelings for mother and identify with father
case study
phobia of horses was displacement, symbolic representation of castration anxiety
girls experience penis envy
replaced by the desire to have a baby
evaluation
+ explanatory power
- case study method
- untestable concepts
+ practical application
- psychic determinsim
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