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Week 2 - Post-Freud and Attachment Theory
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1[blank_start]Nomothetics[blank_end] is about establishing common attributes across populations and comparing to the norm.
[blank_start]Idiographics[blank_end] focuses on the individual and their unique characteristics.- ANomothetics
- BIdiographics
- CIdiographics
- DNomothetics
2What are some characteristics of Hartmanns ego psychology?
- AEmphasis on conscious over unconscious processes
- BEmphasis on unconscious over conscious processes
- CFocus on typical development
- DEmphasis on Freuds Id
- ELooks at coping and defense mechanisms
- FWe are born with ego functions
- GTherapy focuses on strengthening the ego
3Object relations approaches emphasise that early relationships shape the mind and personality.
- ATrue
- BFalse
4Which of the following was apart of Fairbairns object relations approach?
- AThe relationship with the object is the aim of our drives and not the gratification of the desire.
- BGratification of desires are the main goal of our libidinal striving.
- CPersonality depends on our parents ability to mentalize about our needs as infants.
- DRelationships are essential for learning about ones own mind.
5What are the main components of Fairbairns model of personality?
- ACentral ego
- BLibidinal ego
- CAnti-libidinal ego
- DId
- EPeripheral Ego
- FUnconscious ego
6Mentalisation refers to...
- AThe ability to understand ourselves and others in terms of mental states.
- BThe ability to sympathise with others.
- CA form of mind reading.
- DThe internalisation of relationships within a single personality system.
7What are some of the features of Bowlbys attachment theory?
- AChildren have an inborn tendency to seek contact with caregivers.
- BConsiders unconscious fantasies to be of importance.
- CEarly relationships shape personality.
- DInternal working models of self and others.
- ERelational deficits have no effect on later psychopathologies.
8Which of the following are aspects of attachment system?
- AAutomatically activated by threat.
- BUse of defenses as a means of affect regulation.
- CDefenses unconsciously shape personality.
- DHyperactivating and Deactivating strategies.
9What are some hyperactivating strategies?
- AConstant activation of attachment system.
- BFear of abandonment and excessive anxiety.
- CHypersensitivity to rejection.
- DCompulsive proximity seeking.
- ECognitive distance.
- FEmotional avoidance.
- GRegression.
10What are some of the deactivating strategies?
- ALack of proximity seeking.
- BCompulsive proximity seeking.
- CEmotional avoidance.
- DFear of rejection.
- EDiscomfort with intimacy.
- FRegression.
11It is thought that having a secure attachment type depends on a caregivers ability to effectively mentalise.
- ATrue
- BFalse
12Rating high on a parents levels of reflectiveness was able to predict...
- AA rate of having secure children 3-4 times more often than those with lower reflective capacity.
- BHigher rates of secure attachment between the mother and father.
- CLower rates of having a secure child than those with lower reflective capacity.
- DExcellent school grades in their children.
13Secure attachment styles has been associated with all adult psychopathology.
- ATrue
- BFalse
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- PSY234 - Personality and Social Quiz on Week 2 - Post-Freud and Attachment Theory, created by Daniel Whiting on 17/03/2017.
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