Psychodynamic Approach
Mind Map covers three approaches: The influence of Childhood Experiences; The Unconscious Mind; Tripartite Personality.
- Created by: Ella J Lister
- Created on: 13-11-22 15:36
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- Psychodynamic
- The Unconscious Mind
- Defence mechanisms
- Displacement [transfer of impulses from one person or object to another]
- Projection [undesirable thoughts are attributed to someone else]
- Repression [pushing painful memories deep down into our unconscious]
- Conscious
- Logical.
- Preconscious
- Line between conscious and unconscious.
- Unconscious
- Ruled by pleasure seeking.
- Defence mechanisms
- Infuence of Childhood Experiences
- Psychosexual stages
- Oral (0-18m)
- Anal (18m-3yrs)
- Phallic (3-5yrs)
- Oedipus Complex
- Unconscious sexual desire for mother. Father seen as rival for mothers affection. Father bigger so threatened. castration anxiety. Identifies with father.
- Electra Complex
- Realise they don't have penis. Think mother removed it. Penis envy. Desire father and identify with mother. Penis envy becomes desire for baby.
- Oedipus Complex
- Latency (5yrs-puberty)
- Genital (puberty onwards)
- Psychosexual stages
- Tripartite Personality
- Id
- (Birth) Pleasure principle. Impulsive. Selfish.
- In conflict.
- Superego
- (4yrs) Moral principle. sense of right and wrong.
- Superego
- Ego
- (2yrs) Reality principle. Conscious. Rational.
- Superego
- (4yrs) Moral principle. sense of right and wrong.
- Id
- The Unconscious Mind
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