Personality Theories
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PA R T T W O
Psychodynamic Theories
Chapter 2 Chapter 3 Chapter 4 Chapter 5 Chapter 6 Chapter 7 Chapter 8 Chapter 9
Freud Adler Jung Klein Horney Fromm Sullivan Erikson
Psychoanalysis 16 Individual Psychology 64 Analytical Psychology 97 Object Relations Theory 135 Psychoanalytic Social Theory 162 Humanistic Psychoanalysis 186 Interpersonal Theory 212 Post-Freudian Theory 242
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CHAPTER 2
Freud: Psychoanalysis
B Overview of Psychoanalytic Theory B Biography of Sigmund Freud B Levels of Mental Life
Unconscious Preconscious Conscious
B Provinces of the Mind
The Id The Ego The Superego
B Dynamics of Personality
Drives Sex Aggression Anxiety
B Defense Mechanisms Freud
Genital Period Maturity
B Applications of Psychoanalytic Theory
Repression Reaction Formation Displacement Fixation Regression Projection Introjection Sublimation
B Stages of Development
Freud’s Early Therapeutic Technique Freud’s Later Therapeutic Technique Dream Analysis Freudian Slips
B Related Research
Unconscious Mental Processing Pleasure and the Id: Inhibition and the Ego Repression, Inhibition, and Defense Mechanisms Research on Dreams
B Critique of Freud
Infantile Period Oral Phase Anal Phase Phallic Phase Male Oedipus Complex Female Oedipus Complex Latency Period
Did Freud Understand Women? Was Freud a Scientist?
B Concept of Humanity B Key Terms and Concepts
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Chapter 2
Freud: Psychoanalysis
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rom ancient history to the present time, people have searched for some magic panacea or potion to lessen pain or to enhance performance. One such search was conducted by a young, ambitious physician who came to believe that he had discovered a drug that had all sorts of wonderful properties. Hearing that the drug had been used successfully to energize soldiers suffering from near exhaustion, this physician decided to try it on patients, colleagues, and friends. If the drug worked as well as he expected, he might gain the fame to which...
Psychodynamic Theories
Chapter 2 Chapter 3 Chapter 4 Chapter 5 Chapter 6 Chapter 7 Chapter 8 Chapter 9
Freud Adler Jung Klein Horney Fromm Sullivan Erikson
Psychoanalysis 16 Individual Psychology 64 Analytical Psychology 97 Object Relations Theory 135 Psychoanalytic Social Theory 162 Humanistic Psychoanalysis 186 Interpersonal Theory 212 Post-Freudian Theory 242
15
CHAPTER 2
Freud: Psychoanalysis
B Overview of Psychoanalytic Theory B Biography of Sigmund Freud B Levels of Mental Life
Unconscious Preconscious Conscious
B Provinces of the Mind
The Id The Ego The Superego
B Dynamics of Personality
Drives Sex Aggression Anxiety
B Defense Mechanisms Freud
Genital Period Maturity
B Applications of Psychoanalytic Theory
Repression Reaction Formation Displacement Fixation Regression Projection Introjection Sublimation
B Stages of Development
Freud’s Early Therapeutic Technique Freud’s Later Therapeutic Technique Dream Analysis Freudian Slips
B Related Research
Unconscious Mental Processing Pleasure and the Id: Inhibition and the Ego Repression, Inhibition, and Defense Mechanisms Research on Dreams
B Critique of Freud
Infantile Period Oral Phase Anal Phase Phallic Phase Male Oedipus Complex Female Oedipus Complex Latency Period
Did Freud Understand Women? Was Freud a Scientist?
B Concept of Humanity B Key Terms and Concepts
16
Chapter 2
Freud: Psychoanalysis
17
rom ancient history to the present time, people have searched for some magic panacea or potion to lessen pain or to enhance performance. One such search was conducted by a young, ambitious physician who came to believe that he had discovered a drug that had all sorts of wonderful properties. Hearing that the drug had been used successfully to energize soldiers suffering from near exhaustion, this physician decided to try it on patients, colleagues, and friends. If the drug worked as well as he expected, he might gain the fame to which...