PSYA02H3 Final: Chpt 14 textbook notes final

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Chapter 14: personality: locus of control (julian rotter, internal locus of control (control own fate, external locus of control (controlled by external forces) Suppression of psychic energy neuroticism (in unconsciousness) repression of traumatic events: id, ego, superego (ice berg) conscience & ego-ideal (superego: unconscious, conscious, pre-conscious, two drives, sexual instinctual drive, aggressive instinctual drive. Internalized prohibitions (protection of guilt: compromise formation (compromise b/w id and superego, manifest content of a dream, latent content. Free association: method of analysis where patient reports all thoughts/ feelings, defence mechanisms (active when id & superego conflict, repression, reaction formation, projection, sublimation, rationalization www. notesolution. com, conversion (aka. Social interest (innate desire to contribute to society) www. notesolution. com: karen horney- disagreed with freud"s sex & aggression, 3 basic orientations to deal w/ basic anxiety. Self resignation moving away from o/s: erik erikson, emphasized social aspects of personality vs. biological, growth occurs throughout life, melanie klein, object- relations theory: adult personalities reflect relationships indv.

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