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PSYCH: Lesson 4

PSYCH: Lesson 4
47問 • 1年前
  • Ceilo Sato [ちおう]
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    問題一覧

  • 1

    is the study of either the cognitive and affective representation of one's identity or the subject of experience.

    Psychology

  • 2

    Psychoanalytic Theory (Psychoanalysis)/ Psychosexual Theory

    Sigmund Feud

  • 3

    Founder of psychoanalysis

    Sigmund Feud

  • 4

    He believed that human nature is deterministic (belief that behavior is motivated by unconscious inner forces over which the individual has little control)

    Sigmund Feud

  • 5

    3 HUMAN PSYCHE

    ID EGO SUPER EGO

  • 6

    an unorganized, raw, inborn part of personality and operates according to pleasure principle.

    ID

  • 7

    strives to balance the desires of the ID and the realities of the objective, outside world; operates according to reality principle.

    EGO

  • 8

    the final personality structure to develop; it represents the rights and wrongs of society as taught and modeled by significant individuals

    SUPER EGO

  • 9

    THE MENTAL ICEBERG By Sigmund Feud

    Conscious level Subconscious level Unconcious level

  • 10

    The Mental Iceberg: Thoughts, Perceptions

    Conscious level

  • 11

    The Mental Iceberg: Memories, Stored Knowledge

    Subconscious level

  • 12

    The Mental Iceberg: Fears, Violent Motives, Unacceptable sexual desires, Irrational Wishes, Immoral urges, Shameful experiences, Selfish needs

    Unconscious level

  • 13

    5 PSYCHOSEXUAL STAGES OF DEVELOPMENT

    Oral stage Anal stage Phallic stage Latency period Genital stage

  • 14

    Birth to 18 months

    Oral stage

  • 15

    2nd year of life. Elimination of body wastes. Toilet training

    Anal stage

  • 16

    3-4 years of age. Genital area becomes the leading erogenous zone.

    Phallic stage

  • 17

    Later he develops a sexual desire for his mother; that is, he wants to have his mother.

    Male oedipus complex

  • 18

    Girls

    Electra complex

  • 19

    6 to puberty

    Latency period

  • 20

    Puberty to death

    Genital stage

  • 21

    Sigmund Feud Theory

    Psychoanalytic and Psychosexual

  • 22

    (belief that behavior is motivated by unconscious inner forces over which the individual has little control)

    Deterministic

  • 23

    Theory of the Self “Me” and “I”

    William James

  • 24

    Idea of self

    Me

  • 25

    Thinking self

    I

  • 26

    Ideas about physical qualities and abilities, social roles, opinions, talents, and personality, traits etc.

    Me

  • 27

    Soul of the person

    Mind

  • 28

    Knows who they are and what they have done in their life

    I

  • 29

    3 COMPONENTS OF EMPIRICAL SELF

    Material self Social self Spiritual self

  • 30

    consists of tangible, objects, people, or places that belong to a person.

    Material self

  • 31

    _____: physical entities

    Bodily self

  • 32

    _____: psychological ownership of the entities

    extracorporeal self or extended self

  • 33

    also means extended self

    extracorporeal self

  • 34

    refers to how we are regarded or recognized by others (who we are in a given social situation).

    social self

  • 35

    self defined in terms of specific interpersonal relationship

    relational self

  • 36

    refers to the inner self or psychological self; subjective or most intimate self

    spiritual self

  • 37

    The self is flexible.

    Carl Rogers

  • 38

    Self develops from interactions with significant people and self-awareness.

    Carl Rogers

  • 39

    our personal knowledge of who we are.

    self concept

  • 40

    COMPONENTS OF SELF CONCEPT

    Self-image Self-esteem Ideal self

  • 41

    How you see yourself.

    Self-image

  • 42

    How you feel yourself.

    self-esteem

  • 43

    “Who I want to be”

    ideal self

  • 44

    Developed an interest in psychoanalysis.

    Donald Winnicott

  • 45

    Real feelings, desires

    True self

  • 46

    Repressed feelings and pushed needs

    False self

  • 47

    external self that enabled a person to fit into society.

    False self

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    問題一覧

  • 1

    is the study of either the cognitive and affective representation of one's identity or the subject of experience.

    Psychology

  • 2

    Psychoanalytic Theory (Psychoanalysis)/ Psychosexual Theory

    Sigmund Feud

  • 3

    Founder of psychoanalysis

    Sigmund Feud

  • 4

    He believed that human nature is deterministic (belief that behavior is motivated by unconscious inner forces over which the individual has little control)

    Sigmund Feud

  • 5

    3 HUMAN PSYCHE

    ID EGO SUPER EGO

  • 6

    an unorganized, raw, inborn part of personality and operates according to pleasure principle.

    ID

  • 7

    strives to balance the desires of the ID and the realities of the objective, outside world; operates according to reality principle.

    EGO

  • 8

    the final personality structure to develop; it represents the rights and wrongs of society as taught and modeled by significant individuals

    SUPER EGO

  • 9

    THE MENTAL ICEBERG By Sigmund Feud

    Conscious level Subconscious level Unconcious level

  • 10

    The Mental Iceberg: Thoughts, Perceptions

    Conscious level

  • 11

    The Mental Iceberg: Memories, Stored Knowledge

    Subconscious level

  • 12

    The Mental Iceberg: Fears, Violent Motives, Unacceptable sexual desires, Irrational Wishes, Immoral urges, Shameful experiences, Selfish needs

    Unconscious level

  • 13

    5 PSYCHOSEXUAL STAGES OF DEVELOPMENT

    Oral stage Anal stage Phallic stage Latency period Genital stage

  • 14

    Birth to 18 months

    Oral stage

  • 15

    2nd year of life. Elimination of body wastes. Toilet training

    Anal stage

  • 16

    3-4 years of age. Genital area becomes the leading erogenous zone.

    Phallic stage

  • 17

    Later he develops a sexual desire for his mother; that is, he wants to have his mother.

    Male oedipus complex

  • 18

    Girls

    Electra complex

  • 19

    6 to puberty

    Latency period

  • 20

    Puberty to death

    Genital stage

  • 21

    Sigmund Feud Theory

    Psychoanalytic and Psychosexual

  • 22

    (belief that behavior is motivated by unconscious inner forces over which the individual has little control)

    Deterministic

  • 23

    Theory of the Self “Me” and “I”

    William James

  • 24

    Idea of self

    Me

  • 25

    Thinking self

    I

  • 26

    Ideas about physical qualities and abilities, social roles, opinions, talents, and personality, traits etc.

    Me

  • 27

    Soul of the person

    Mind

  • 28

    Knows who they are and what they have done in their life

    I

  • 29

    3 COMPONENTS OF EMPIRICAL SELF

    Material self Social self Spiritual self

  • 30

    consists of tangible, objects, people, or places that belong to a person.

    Material self

  • 31

    _____: physical entities

    Bodily self

  • 32

    _____: psychological ownership of the entities

    extracorporeal self or extended self

  • 33

    also means extended self

    extracorporeal self

  • 34

    refers to how we are regarded or recognized by others (who we are in a given social situation).

    social self

  • 35

    self defined in terms of specific interpersonal relationship

    relational self

  • 36

    refers to the inner self or psychological self; subjective or most intimate self

    spiritual self

  • 37

    The self is flexible.

    Carl Rogers

  • 38

    Self develops from interactions with significant people and self-awareness.

    Carl Rogers

  • 39

    our personal knowledge of who we are.

    self concept

  • 40

    COMPONENTS OF SELF CONCEPT

    Self-image Self-esteem Ideal self

  • 41

    How you see yourself.

    Self-image

  • 42

    How you feel yourself.

    self-esteem

  • 43

    “Who I want to be”

    ideal self

  • 44

    Developed an interest in psychoanalysis.

    Donald Winnicott

  • 45

    Real feelings, desires

    True self

  • 46

    Repressed feelings and pushed needs

    False self

  • 47

    external self that enabled a person to fit into society.

    False self