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feeling of isolation and helplessness resulting from inadequate parenting in infancy
basic anxiety
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feeling of anger by the young child toward the parents which must be repressed
basic hostility
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interpersonal orientation emphasizing dependency
(attempting to solve neurotic conflict by seeking love)
moving toward (self-effiacing solution)
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interpersonal orientation emphasizing hostility
(attempting to solve neurotic conflict by seeking mastery)
moving against (expansive solution)
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interpersonal orientation emphasizing separatness from others
(attempting to solve neurotic conflict by seeking freedom)
moving away (resignation solution)
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some people turn to others for love and protection lacking in their life. this is refered to as
compliant types
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emphasize mastery of tasks and power over others, which seems to offer protection from the vulnerability of being helpless.
aggressive types
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some people try to do without other people, having given up on solving the problem of basic anxiety through love or power
detached personality types
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an image of what a person wishes to be
idealized self
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the vital, unique center of the self, which has growth potential
real self
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what a person really is at a given time, seen objectively
actual self
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inner demands to live up to the idealized self
tyranny of the shoulds
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defence mech in which conflicts are projected outside
externalization
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a person is unaware of bx inconsistent w. the idealized sel-f image
blind spots
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incompatible bx are not simultaneously recognized
compartmentalization
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a person explains bx in socially acceptable ways
rationalization
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2ndary adjustment technique in which emotions are avoided
excessive self-control
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a person ridgly declares that his or her own view is correct
arbitrary rightness
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a person avoids commitment to any opinion or action
elusiveness
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the moral values of society are rejected
cynicism
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men's envy of women's reproductive capactiy
womb envy
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values predominant in many Western cultures of individual goals and achievement
individualism
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values, predominant in some cultures, of social cooperation and group goals
collectivism
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approach that emphasizes the interpersonal relationships
relational approach
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unhealthy self- focus that impairs the ability to have healthy, empathetic relationships with other people
narcissism
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bonds of affection in which an infant turns to the mother for comfort and security
attachment
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hostile attahcment style
low dependency, high anger
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resistant-ambivalent attachment style
high dependency, highanger
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dependent attachment style
high dependency, low anger
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avoidant attachment style
low dependency, low anger
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