psychodynamic
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- psychodynamic approach
- A1. tripartite personality
- ID- present from birth. its role is to satisfy our basic biological needs. the id continues to demand throughout life and operates on the pleasure principle.
- conflict between these three parts of the personality can lead to problems of mental disorders
- SUPER EGO- develops from 5 years old and produces feelings of guilt for wrong-doings and also includes an ego ideal; a guide of how we should behave and goes on the morality principle
- conflict between these three parts of the personality can lead to problems of mental disorders
- ID- present from birth. its role is to satisfy our basic biological needs. the id continues to demand throughout life and operates on the pleasure principle.
- A2- the unconscious mind
- Freud said our minds are like icebergs
- the part of the iceberg we can see- the conscious mind
- hidden under the water is our unconscious mind
- in-between is our preconscious mind
- hidden under the water is our unconscious mind
- the part of the iceberg we can see- the conscious mind
- Freud said our minds are like icebergs
- DEFENCE MECHANISMS
- if an individual is faced with a psituation that they are ubale to solve/deal with rationally, their defence mechanism may be triggered
- these tend to operate unconsciously by dfistorting reality so that anxiety is reduced. by using a defence mechanism the individual stops themselves from becoming aware of any unpleasant thoughts and feelings associated with the traumatic situation
- if an individual is faced with a psituation that they are ubale to solve/deal with rationally, their defence mechanism may be triggered
- A1. tripartite personality
- hidden under the water is our unconscious mind
- in-between is our preconscious mind
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