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-trained in freudian tradition
-Berlin Psychoanalytic institute |
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-born in germany, 1885
-father thought women = inferior."bible thrower" |
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behavior towards children that undermines the child's security
-indifference to the child -ridicule -humiliation -isolation |
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-child is abused by parents in many diff ways |
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-convinced that everything and everyone is dangerous, due to abuse experienced by parents + unresolved hostility |
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10 neurotic trends: page 131 |
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-need for affection and approval
-need for perfection
-need for a partner who will run ones life
-need to live ones life within narrow limits
-need for power
-need to exploit others
-need for social recognition and prestige
-need for personal admiration
-need for ambition and personal achievement
-need for self-sufficiency and independence |
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COMPLIANT
-neurotic needs for affection and approval,a dominant person in life, and a need to live within narrow limits
-based on basic hostility and anxiety |
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-HOSTILE TYPE
-need for power, exploitation of others, for prestige, and personal achievement |
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-DETACHED TYPE
-self-sufficiency, independence, perfection |
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-view of self that is healthy and positive for growth |
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-the distorted view of oneself as being unworthy |
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-tendency to experience internalprocesses as if they occurred outside oneself
-blame other factors for failures |
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-person's life is driven by what should be an |
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ignoring certain aspects of life/experience because they are not in accordance to idealized self image |
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dividing life into different compartment and assigning different components for each |
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-self-deception that involves giving logical and inaccurate excuses to justify failures |
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-declares that one's right + That the argument must be over. |
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-opposite of arbitrary rightness
-seldom makes a decision about anything
-if one is not committed to anything, then they cannot be wrong |
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previous repeated failures having to do with beliefs
-choose not to have a belief system so that they can make fun of others and do whatever they please |
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