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| ID | made up of inheritable instinct self serving impulsive irrational, in the ID sex, aggression
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| ego | directs the personality by matching the desires of the ID with external
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| reality | the ego works at a conscious level
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| frued | representation of the mind
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| personality | sum total of all the ways thinks acts feels tipical from all others
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| Anal stage-1 to 3 years old | according to freud the second psychosexual stage in which gratification is focused on the anus
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| Phallic stage-3 to 6 years | according to frued the thrid psyschosexual stage in which gratification is focused on the genitals.
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| Oedipus complex | a son's to kill the father and sexually posses of their mother
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| Electra complex | a dauter's sexual attraction to the father
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| penis envy | a womens desire to posses a penis
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| Lantency stage-6 to 11 | the forth pyschosexual stage during which sexual energy is sublimated and converted into socially valued activities.
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| anal retentative | a personality type that is the person is stingy, obstinate, stubborn, and compulsive.
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| anal expulsive | a personality type that is cruel, pushy, messy, and disorderly
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| oral stage- first year of birth | the infants earliest source of id gratification is the mouth example is biting, chewing, and swallowing
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| oral agressive personality | a personality type that gets pleasure through over eating and being to gulable
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| abnomality | degree of imporment person is imobilized,harm to yourself
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| mental illness | has been with us since the beginning of time 1600 middle of ages was known as super natural :treatment- potions
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| panic disorder | characterized by an attack by of acute anxiety not trigered
:symptoms-heavy sweating pounding of the heart shacking nosia chills shortness of breath
:treatment-zanix
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| generalized anxiety | - disorder-
:symptoms- restlessness easily fatigued difficulty concentrating irratibility disturbed sleep- :feel it all the time and its mild
treatment anti anxiety
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| phobia | intense un realistic fear anxiety is so intense that a person goes to great length to avoid it
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| specific phobia | fear of one realitive specific things :example:animals
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| social phobia- | persistant fear in which a person is exposed to possible scrutiny by others fears in which he or she may do something or act in a way that is embarressing afraid of people hearing you in the restroom
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| agoraphobic | lose of bladder
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| obsessive compulsive disorder | recurrent obsecion or compulsive sufficeatly severe to cause mark distree
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| major depression | a depressed mood or loss of interest of pleasure in all or most all activities for at least 2 weeks :symptoms:loss of appitiete sl
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| bipolar disorder | heading of dianosis of manic
equal between men and women
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