Psychology 2035A/B Lecture Notes - Factor Analysis, Analytical Psychology, Anal Retentiveness
Document Summary
Part one: the origins of personality: behavioral perspectives (pavlov, skinner, bandura; pages 43-50, humanistic perspectives (rogers, maslow; pages 51-55, biological perspectives (pages 55-58) Freud"s psychodynamic perspective (pages 35-41: specialized in neurology, came into contact with patients who had hysteria, a. E. g. , glove anesthesia (see photo, p. 452: a person loses feeling in their hand from the wrist downwards. Free association and the talking cure : why is free association effective, b. The conscious mind: everything we are aware of at a given moment. The (motivated) unconscious mind: wishes, desires, impulses that are beyond our conscious awareness: kept there because they are threatening or upsetting (unacceptable sexual or. By probing the unconscious (with free association) he could make the unconscious conscious (and cure his patients) 37) (1) the id (a chaos; cauldron of excitations: exists entirely in the unconscious, reflects instinctive needs (e. g. , food, sex, the basic instinct: eros (the life instinct)