Abridged Theories of Neo-Freudians
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| What are the names of the Neo-Freudians that we will be covering in our class? | Jung, Adler, Erikson, Horney
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| What did all the neo-fredians have in common? | They were all mentored by Freud
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| What is another name for the Neo-Freudians? | The Ego-Theorists
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| In what areas of their theories did they differ from Frued? | Less emphasis on sex & agression, just ego & less emphasis on the unconscious, and more emphasis on interpersonal relationships
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| What was Jungs idea of "collective unconscious"? | A storehouse of memories inherited from the common ancestors of the whole human race; no counterpart in Freud’s theory
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| The "collective unconscious" Archetypes. What is a Archetype? | emotionally charged images and thought forms that have universal meaning
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| What do Archetypes do? | Archetypes cause us to respond in certain ways to common human experiences
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| Key archetype | Mandala,Persona,Shadow,Anima,Animus
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| Introversion | Basic personality orientation that is focused inward
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| Extroversion | Basic personality orientation that is focused outward
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| Adler says your basic human motivation | Drive for Superiority
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| Adler says your basic human problem | Inferiority Complex
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| Inferiority Complex | extreme feelings of weakness or inadequacy
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| Drive for Superiority | the desire for self-improvement
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| The natural and healthy reaction to inferiority feelings is | Compensation
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| Compensation | efforts to overcome real or imagined inferiority by developing one’s abilities
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| Overcompensation | Trying to appear stronger by striving for power
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| Erik Erikson | Eight Stages of Psychosocial Development
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| Trust versus | mistrust
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| Autonomy versus | shame and doubt
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| Industry versus | inferiority
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| Identity versus | role confusion
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| Intimacy versus | isolation
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| Generativity versus | stagnation
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| Ego integrity versus | despair
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| Social and Cultural conditions are key to personality | Horney
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| Parents responsible for the way we relate to others | Horney
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| Basic hostility | Horney
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| Basic anxiety | Horney
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| Neurotic trends | Horney
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| Moving toward people | Protection against helplessness
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| Moving against people | Aggressive
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| Moving away from people | Emotionally distant
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| We are born with basically good qualities | Erikson
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| Children are active participants in determining developmental outcomes | Erikson
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| Development is stage like & universal | Erikson
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