Tripartite personality structure 5.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? PsychologyPsychodynamicASEdexcel Created by: CharlotteCollins4Created on: 15-05-15 20:13 Where is the Id located? Solely in the unconcious 1 of 36 Where is the super-ego located? In the concious, unconscious and preconcious mind 2 of 36 Where is the Ego located? In the concious, unconscious and preconscious mind 3 of 36 What part of the tripartite personality structure develops first? The Id 4 of 36 What part of the tripartite personality structure develops second? The ego 5 of 36 What part of the tripartite personality structure develops last? The super-ego 6 of 36 What does the Id want? Any natural urges it only wants the fulfilment of these urges 7 of 36 Does the Id care by what means the urges should be fulfilled? No it will do anything to fulfil these desires 8 of 36 What is fixation? Where you are unable to overcome a certain stage and so become fixated this can manifest itself in older life 9 of 36 What is a Freudian slip? Where you loose control of your speech and suppressed ideas and thoughts slip out in your speech 10 of 36 How long did it take Freud to develop his theories? A lifetime 11 of 36 What are neuroses? Mental illnesses and problems in patients that are aware of these problems and can help offer insight and explanations of them. 12 of 36 What kind of patients did Freud work with? Those with neuroses 13 of 36 What are psychoses? Mental problems and illnesses in patients that are unaware they have a problem e.g. schizophrenia 14 of 36 What does the concious memory contain? Thoughts, emotions and ideas of which the patient is aware 15 of 36 What does the preconscious contain? Thoughts and ideas that are accessible but not actually conscious at the time 16 of 36 What does the unconscious mind contain? All thoughts originate here, primal desires and repressed thoughts 17 of 36 What are thoughts like in the unconscious mind? Active and trying to find a means of expression 18 of 36 How did Freud feel we can research the unconscious? By free association, slips of tongue, dream analysis and symbol analysis 19 of 36 What did Freud think caused neuroses? Repressed thoughts such as that in Anna O who had a fear of drinking from glasses until she recalled a memory of seeing a dog lick a glass 20 of 36 What is the aim of psychoanalysis? To make unknown thoughts known to help heal nueroses 21 of 36 What helped heal nueroses according to Freud? Revealing unconscious thoughts 22 of 36 Did Freud believe in the use of hypnosis? No 23 of 36 What needed to be used to keep thoughts repressed? Energy 24 of 36 Where did Freud believe we store the energy we need to repress? Through our eros and our thanatos 25 of 36 What is the eros? Our life instinct- contains the instinct of self preservation and sexual energy 26 of 36 What is the thanatos? The death instinct- manifested in aggression etc. Reduces the primal urges in the eros, they work together to balance each other 27 of 36 What is the manifest content of dreams? The actual dream and what happened in it (that the patient had) 28 of 36 What is the latent content of dreams? The underlying meaning of that dream that reveals the unconscious wishes 29 of 36 What did Freud see dreams as? "The royal road to the unconscious" 30 of 36 What is the job of an analyst? To look for symbols in dreams and analyse them to reveal unconscious desires 31 of 36 What is the role of the ego? The ego tries to get for the Id what it wants but with rationale. It works out how to satisfy the person. 32 of 36 At what age does the ego begin to develop? At around 18 months 33 of 36 At what age does the superego develop? At around 4 years old during the phallic stage 34 of 36 What does the superego do? Uses conscience and ideas of right and wrong to organise the id and the ego 35 of 36 What does the ego pacify? The id 36 of 36
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