ID - pleasure principle (instant grat.) bad

Ego - realistic principle (comes up with solution)

Super Ego - morals principle(comes from society) good

these three are in constant conflict.

Concious - current level of awarness

Preconcious - not thinking about, but can remember

Unconcious - hidden (conflict burried here)

Describe Freuds defense mechanisms.

Name and define 3

(tools your mind uses to hide things)

1. Repression - wipe out of memory (child abuse)

2. Projection - true of you that you attribute to others.

3. Overcompensation - overdue one thing because you lack elsewhere.

1. Oral - (B-1.5) - eating disorders, alcoholism

2. Anal - (1.5-3) - control freak, stubborn

3. Phallic - (3-6) - Oedipus Complex

4. Latency - (6-12) - nothing happens

5. Genital - Puberty - can go back to prior stages

1. Hunger

2. Thirst

3. Sex Drive

4. Body Temp

5. Emotions

Lateral - tells you to eat

Ventromedial - tells you you're full

Brains switchboard

decides where every signal goes except SMELL

Fear or aggression

thalamus sends signal to amyg. instead of frontal lobe.

Causes fear (nighttime story)

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UCS= unconditioned stimulus

UCR = unconditioned reaction

1. Trust/Mistrust - (B-1.5)

2. Autonomy/Shame & Doubt - (1.5-3)

3. Initiative/Guilt - (3-6)

4. Industry/Inferiority - (6-12)

5. Identity/Role confusion - (12-18)

6. Intimacy/Isolation - (18-40)

7. Generativity/Stagnation - (43-65)

8. Integrity/Dispair - (65-Death)

What is operant conditioning? 

2 examples

The learning of voluntary behavior through reinforcement and punishment.

(rat in box)(reward/punishment)