psychology

  1. what is psychodynamics?
    someone born with qualities that make it difficult to change?
  2. herbart wanted to be a scientist of the ?
    mind
  3. herbart was impressed with
    scientific revolution
  4. harbart said the mystery if the mind is a lack of
    understanding
  5. harbart argued that there is gravity in the
    mind
  6. law of conflict?
    some ideas conflict with eachother.
  7. stronger idea always
    wins
  8. there are ? threshholds in our mind. what r they?
    2. absolute and mechanical
  9. absolute threshold
    aware of and consious. can effect your behaviors.
  10. mechanical thresholds
    any idea below consiousness your not aware of. so far down the idea cannot influence or effect you.
  11. any idea above mechanical but below absolute can effect you but your
    not aware
  12. danger zone?
    not aware but can effect our behavior
  13. dynamic interaction and flow of ideas
    ?
    ideas are able to move up and down
  14. valuable incomplete views of unconsiousness?
    where do these ideas come from and how to fight these ideas and deal with these emotions
  15. freud believed every person has how many personalities that there born with?
    3
  16. pleasure principle?
    • maximize pleasure
    • minimize pain
  17. ID doesnt see behond
    2 seconds
  18. what is pleasure?
    release of tension
  19. freud believed greatest pleasure is
    sexual orgasm
  20. aggresion comes in
    2nd place of release of tension
  21. all people are
    aggressive
  22. most people, most of the time are controlled by the
    ID
  23. EGO?
    rational mind, when your being logical
  24. your ego looks behond
    1 or 2 seconds
  25. EGO ideas feel good but idea will be
    stupid
  26. super ego began as people ?
    multiplied and started living in groups
  27. super ego represents the
    morale of your society and sets of rules
  28. super ego makes us think we should do and not do things based on what the
    society prefers
  29. conscience?
    punishes you and makes you feel guilty
  30. ego ideals
    pats you on the back, allows you to feel proud
  31. super egos common mistake is that it is the best
    part of you
  32. super ego makes you feel guilt about things you shouldnt
    feel bad about
  33. humans tend to be
    impulsive
  34. defense mechanism?
    fool ourself to get out of feelings of anxiety
  35. repression?
    selective forgetting, things you dont want to think about to avoid tension
  36. projection?
    project evil motives to someone else such as boyfriend accusing girlfriend of cheating when hes the one cheating
  37. rationalization?
    faulty thinking- letting ID do what it wants, hard to see for yourself
  38. reaction formation?
    reduce anxiety by acting oppositly such as treating someone you strongly dislike in an excessivly friendly manner
  39. displacement
    taking your anger and frustation out on people that are less defensive. venting
  40. maladaptive
    do or thinking something that hurts you
  41. some problems start early
    in life
  42. oral stage 0-1 years?
    childs biggest sexual organ is mouth
  43. oral fixation example?
    smoking just to put something in your mouth
  44. anal fixation?
    excessivly messy, late to work, neat freak
  45. phalic stage?
    4-7 interested in genitals
  46. Oedipal complex? subconsiusly boys and girls develope an attraction for their
    mom and dad
  47. mental illness all forms are coming out of
    unconsiousness
  48. anxiety disorder key symptoms
    phobia, irrational fear, seek help
  49. free floating anxiety
    anxiety changes today im suddenly afraid of flying but in a couple of days i wont be
  50. GAD generalized anxiety disorder
    if you have a logical cause to feel anxiety its not GAD
  51. post traumatic stress disorder?
    intense feelings of fear after traumatic event
  52. someones becomes apathetic (no emotion) when
    they dont talk about trauma
  53. somatoform disroder?
    a persons mental illness is converted into a physical problem to release tension
  54. psychological amnesia
    sudden loss of memory
  55. psychogenic fugue?
    rare amnesia reversible loss of identity, wandering and starting new life
  56. multiple personalities?
    more than 1 person in same body.
  57. does multiple personalities exhist?
    country without media of MP never had 1 case of MP
  58. multiple personality begins with a conflict between
    Id and super ego
  59. people with mental disorders see a
    reinforcement
  60. hallucinations?
    seeing something or hear something that does not have a external source
  61. dillusions
    espressing beliefs that are not real
  62. cognitive flooding
    being exsposed (flooded) with the fear that they have exsperienced trauma with
  63. mood symptoms
    common to bipolar- mood swings up and down
  64. functioning
    deciding what information is relevant
  65. disorganized schizophrenic
    in which a person loses touch with reality (psychosis). Disorganized schizophrenia is marked by thoughts, speech and behavior that are inappropriate and don't make sense.
  66. catatonic schizophenic
    in which a person loses touch with reality (psychosis). Catatonic schizophrenia includes episodes of behavior at extreme opposite ends of the spectrum. You may seem like you're in coma-like daze — unable to speak, move or respond — or you may talk and behave in a bizarre, hyperactive way.
  67. paranoid schizophrenic
    The classic features of paranoid schizophrenia are having delusions and hearing things that aren't real.With paranoid schizophrenia, your ability to think and function in daily life may be better than with other types of schizophrenia. You may not have as many problems with memory, concentration or dulled emotions. Still, paranoid schizophrenia is a serious, lifelong condition that can lead to many complications, including suicidal behavior.
  68. indifferentiated schizophrenic
    marked by severely impaired thinking, emotions, and behaviors. Schizophrenic patients are typically unable to filter sensory stimuli and may have enhanced perceptions of sounds, colors, and other features of their environment.
  69. consiousness
    contact with outside world
  70. mind is like an iceberg only
    10% is visible
  71. resistance disguises
    • dreams
    • repetive complusion
    • joke
    • pick a fight
  72. joseph breuer?
    laid foundation of psychoanalysis
  73. talking method
    method joseph breuer used on anna o to remove hysterical symptoms she jokingly called chimney sweeping
  74. freud drew the consequences for josephs
    case
  75. freudian slip?
    slip of tongue revealing a repressed subconsious thought or desire
  76. it can be long term before revealing issues of
    the persons unconsioness
  77. transference?
    innaporpriate repetition in the present of a relationship that was important in a person's childhood."[1] Another definition is "the redirection of feelings and desires and especially of those unconsciously retained from childhood toward a new object."[2] Still another definition is "a reproduction of emotions relating to repressed experiences,
  78. freud called dreams symbols the
    royal road to force of the unconsioness
  79. counter-transferance
    therapist, during the course of therapy, develops positive or negative feelings toward the patient. These feelings may be the therapist's unconscious feelings that are stirred up during therapy which the therapist directs toward the patient
  80. the goal of therapy is to
    allow the patient to incorporate the missing self object functions that he needs into his internal psychic structure
  81. insight puts the
    ego in charge
  82. freuds clinical development?
    • everyone goes through psychosexual stages
    • interference between stages can have a lifelong influence on personality and behavior
  83. R- Complex
    reptilian brain associated with aggression, dominance, territoriality, and ritual displays.
  84. prime directive?
    survive
  85. medulla
    The medulla is primarily responsible for breathing, heart rate, blood pressure, and coughing
  86. cerebellum
    this part of the brain is responsible for a number of functions including motor skills such as balance, coordination, and posture as well as eye movement. fine motor skills, typing
  87. RAS
    series of fibers that focus attention, determines what you focus on
  88. RAS automatically focs's on new
    stimuli
  89. RAS wakes
    you up
  90. thalmus?
    relay station, routes information to specific part of brain
  91. instinctual behaviors
    baby auto nurses or automatic territoritory boundaries
  92. FADS
    repeated behaviors, such as a saying "dont get mad, get glad"
  93. R complex runs by internal programs that give
    quick responses
  94. weakness of r complex
    lack of flexibility, cant change
  95. second brain is the
    limbic system
  96. limbic system
    brain of a higher animal such as dolphin
  97. keep self and other members of species alive
    members of family and friends, dogs care about pups
  98. hypothalmus
    exstremly powerful and produces a great deal of emotional drive
  99. the hypothalmus is a enhancement of
    keeping you alive
  100. limbic epilepsy?
    storm of electrical in brain, illogical thoughts
  101. hypothalmus causes you
    • to be extremly thirsty
    • sex and aggression
  102. sex and aggression links
    you can arrouse sex and aggression at the same time
  103. fuck you
    sex and aggression linked shows great anger through sexual terms giving the finger of erect penis
  104. limbic brain is also called the
    nose brain, strongly connected with smell
  105. neo cortex
    most quality, moderate computer
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psychology
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