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Sigmund Freud
-Client is seen as the product of his past, treatment involves dealing with repressed material in the unconscious.
Three Levels if Awareness |
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| Info client gives attention to at any given time |
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| Info Outside the client's attention but readily available. |
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| Contains thoughts, eel sings, desires, memories that the client does not have awareness of but influences aspects of everyday life |
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Sigmund Freud
Personality has three components:
ID, EGO and SUPEREGO |
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"Pleasure Principle" - UNCONSCIOUS source of desires
-biological urges - survival, sex, aggression, pleasure in order to avoid pain
*Devil* |
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-"Reality Principle" - seeks to satisfy basic desires in SOCIALLY ACCEPTABLE ways
-manages conflict between ID and world constraints, prevents ID's social inappropriateness.
*Person* |
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MORAL & ETHICAL - ability to choose right from wrong
*Angel* |
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