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261 chapter 3
psychology 261
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| structural model | id, ego, superego |
| thanatos | death or aggression impulse |
| repression | the cornerstone on which the whole structure of psychoanlysis rests. drains our ability to function |
| sublimation | the more productive we become. the ego channels threatening unconscious impulses into socially acceptable actions. |
| displacement | involves channeling our impulses to nonthreatening objects... do not lead to social rewards |
| denial | we simply refuse to accept that certain facts exist |
| intellectualization | bringing previously difficult thoughts into consciousness without anxiety |
| projection | attributing an unconscious impulse to someone else instead of ourself |
| oral stage | first 18 months. mouth lips and tongue are primary erogenous zones |
| anal stage | at about 18 months children usually toilet trained |
| phallic stage | 3-6 years old. penis or clitors becomes most important erogenous zone |
| oidipus complex | child develops sexual attraction for opposite sexed parent |
| psychoanalysis | bring crucial unconscious material into consciousness where it can beexamined in a rational manner. |
| thematic aperception test | designed by henry murray. consists of series of ambiguous pictures. test takers are asked to tell a story about each picture- who the eople are, what is gong on, what has led up to the scene, and what the outcome is going to be. |
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