Dream Analysis 4.0 / 5 based on 2 ratings ? PsychologyASWJEC Created by: EmilyCreated on: 02-01-13 13:32 How does the main assumption (unconscious mind) directly link to the aims of Dream Analysis? To make the unconscious issues conscious, so they can be resolved 1 of 15 Why do we use dream analysis? It enables one to have access to wishes or fears a person may have repressed 2 of 15 What does the therapist do first in Dream Analysis (DA)? Draw up two layers of the patients dream 3 of 15 What are the two layers of a dream? Manifest content - the "storyline" and the latent content - the underlying meaning 4 of 15 What does the therapist assume about the dream? That events are symbolic to deeper unconscious wishes or fears 5 of 15 Give an example of symbolic events in a dream? Crossing a wobbly bridge could sybolise a fear of failing exams due to unrealistic parental expectations 6 of 15 What does the therapist do secondly? Call a link between the maifest and latent content 7 of 15 What is the link called? Dream-work 8 of 15 What does dream-work do? Transform forbiddon wishes into a non-threatening form 9 of 15 What does the therapist have to be careful of when transforming a dream? The therapist cannot force an interpretation onto a client 10 of 15 What does the therapist do thirdly? They help the client see the conflicts in the unconscious mind and relate them to present-day problems 11 of 15 What happens last in therapy? The client would gain insight so they experience catharsis (emotional release) and problems are resolved 12 of 15 Give an example of things after catharsis? Anxiety about failing exams should lift 13 of 15 What did Bergin find? 83% success rate compared to 30% in controlled groups 14 of 15 What does Dream Analysis suggest about PA? Allows one to understand the assumptions of the PA, showing how the uncnscious mind and childhood closely relate 15 of 15
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