Return to Set

Upgrade to remove ads

View

  • Term
  • Definition
  • Both Sides

Study

  • All (61)

Shortcut Show

Next

Prev

Flip

PSYCH 110: Final

Psychodynamic Theory
active, moving, changing, managing
Flip
Psychoanalysis
unconscious and how it influences behavior proposed by Freud
Flip
Deterministic
your mind makes decisions you cannot control
Flip
Pessimistic
our minds are motiavated by needs of social restrain conflict
Flip
Hysteria
physical symptom with no physical cause
Flip
Seduction Hypothesis
adults are seducing children- sexual problems are the key to hysteria- not well recieved by Vienna Society for Psychiatry and Neurology- Revised: repressed sexuality could come from imagined rather than actual sexual events
Flip
Psychosexual Stages
Oral -Anal -Phallic -Latent -Genital -All according to Freud
Flip
Oral Stage
birth to 2 -pleasure by eating or stimulation of lips
Flip
Anal Stage
2-4 years old ,toilet training -anal explusive- likes making messes
Flip
Phallic Stage
4-6 years old , Castration Anxiety -Penis Envy -attraction to the opposite sex parent
Flip
Latent Stage
6-12 years old ,bond with same sex parents
Flip
Genital Stage
12-death .personal and sexual maturity
Flip
3 components of personality
Id, Superego, Ego
Flip
Id
innate biological needs -ex. aggression, sex
Flip
Superego
values, religion, restraints imposed by society -learned through socialization, internalized
Flip
Ego
keeps the Id and Superego in line -satisfy needs w/o violating conceptions of right and wrong -defense mechanisms
Flip
Defense Mechanisms Examples
Repression, Supression, Denial, Projection, Displacement, Regression, Identification, Rationalization, Compensation, Intellectualization, Reaction Formation
Flip
Benefit of Defense Mechanisms
reduce anxiety
Flip
Costs of Defense Mechanisms
prevent realistic elimination of conflict- distorts reality
Flip
Freud's Contributions
learned hidden causes of behavior -early childhood affects adulthood
Flip
Freud's Criticisms
overstated sex- limited sample of case studies- bias in data selection- no theories on females or gay people- structured so he would never be wrong
Flip
Anna Freud
listed ego's defense mechanisms- advancements in child psychiatry- 1st to use play therapy
Flip
Alfred Adler
not about sex- about individual- motivation from mind, not biological instincts- not Id
Flip
Carl Jung
people are different, but share aspects- analytic psychology- purpose of personality= achieve a balance between conscious and unconscious
Flip
Myers-Briggs Type Indicator
Extraversion vs. Introversion=where we get our energy, Sensing vs. Intuiting=how we gather information, Thinking vs. Feeling= how we make decisions, Perceiving vs. Judging= relate to outer world - gather info and make decisions
Flip
Karen Horney
development of psychology of women- rejected penis envy- men have womb envy- self-analysis
Flip
OCEAN of personality
Openness to experience Conscientiousness Extraversion Agreeableness Neuroticism
Flip
Personality in order
Extraversion Neuroticism Openness to Experience Conscientiousness Agreeableness
Flip
Psychopathology
When functioning starts to suffer- disease of the mind
Flip
Criteria for psychopathology
abnormal behavior, violation of social and cultural norms, distress or personal suffering
Flip
DSM-IV-TR
Clinicians use a handbook to help classify their clients' complaints- Diagnostic and Statitical Manual of Mental Disorders Text Revision- classifies disorders
Flip
Axis I
more curable- mania and schizophrenia
Flip
Axis II
personality disorders and mental retardation- harder to get rid of- Anxiety Disorders, Dissociative Disorders, Somatoform Disorders, Mood Disorders, Schizophrenic Disorders
Flip
Axis III
general medical condition
Flip
Axis IV
psychosocial and enviornmental problems
Flip
Axis V
Global Assessment of Functioning, 0-100, 100=no symptoms, 0= bad
Flip
Agoraphobia
panic disorder- won't leave house to be outside- scared of wide open spaces
Flip
OCD
3 C behaviors- Cleaning, Counting, Checking- Ritualistic-irrational-uncontrollable
Flip
Dissociative Disorders
Axis II- feel the need to avoid anxiety, and they dissociate themselves to do this
Flip
Dissociative Identity- Multiple Personality Disorder
alter egos- alter personalities- personalies have different age, name- protector identities
Flip
Somatoform Disorders
physical complaints w/o organic basis- nothing physically wrong but they feel pain or imbalance or speech
Flip
Hypochodriasis
recurring complaints of being ill- aren't actually sick
Flip
Somatoform Pain Disorder
complaints of severe lasting pain
Flip
Conversion Disorder
loss of function or control of a body part- seen with soldiers who don't want to return to battle
Flip
Mood Disorders
Major Depression- Bipolar Disorders = genetic
Flip
Bipolar Disorder
previously manic depression- elevated mood- inflated self-esteem- lower need for sleep- may or may not have depressed side- may cause productivity if channeled in positive directions- genetic
Flip
Lithium
Prevents cycling between mania and depression
Flip
Schizophrenic Disorders
Paranoid, Disorganize, Catonic, Undifferentiated, Residual
Flip
Two Domains of Social Psychology
Structure of the Self and Changing the Behavior of Others
Flip
Self-Concept is created by what?
Self-Perception and Social comparison
Flip
Self-Perception
conclusions drawn following our observation of our own observation
Flip
Social Comparison
conclusions drawn following our comparisons of our behavior of other people
Flip
Schanenfreude
taking pleasure in the failure of others whom you envy
Flip
Self-handicapping
purposefully sabotage our own performance- making excuses before it happens, so if you do bad, it's not your fault
Flip
Cutting off reflected failure
distancing ourselves from others failures
Flip
Basking in reflected glory
...
Flip
What is Self-Esteem
how you see yourself as good or bad- apart of your personality- Trait vs. State
Flip
Trait
one global indicator
Flip
State
measures global self-worth without reference to any specific facets of the self- do you feel good about yourself
Flip
3 Measures of State Self-Esteem
Appearance, Social, Performance
Flip
2 Persuasion Tactics
Peripheral Route and Central Route
Flip
( 1 of 61 )
Upgrade to remove ads
Login

Join to view and access 3M+ class-specific study document.

or
We will never post anything without your permission.
Don't have an account?
Sign Up

Join to view and access 3M+ class-specific study document.

or

By creating an account you agree to our Privacy Policy and Terms Of Use

Already a member?