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| A painful emotional experience that signals or alerts the ego to danger. |
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| The release and freeing of emotion through talking about one's problems. |
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| Those thoughts, experiences, and feelings of which we are aware. |
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| Freud's concept for drives or sources of energy directed toward death or a return to an inorganic state. |
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| Freud's concept for those mental strategies used by the person to reduce anxiety. They function to exclude from awareness of some thought, wish, or feeling |
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| Freud's structural concept for the part of personality that attemps to satisfy drives (instincts) in accordance with reality and the person's moral values. |
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| Freud's view of personality as involving the interplay amoung various forces or sources of energy. |
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| In psychoanalytic theory, the stage of development associated with the onset of puberty |
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| Freud's structural concept for the source of the instincts or all of the drive energy in people. |
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| The acquisition, as characteristics of the self, of personality characteristics perceived to be part of others. |
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| The stage folloing the phallic stage in which there is a decrease in sexual urges and interest |
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| An intellectual movement of the 19th century which argued that basic principles of natural science could explain not only the behavior of physical objects, but human thought and action. |
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| Freud's concept expressing the boy's sexual attraction to the mother and frea of castration by the father (rival) |
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| Perception without awareness |
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| Unconcious perception or perception of a stimulus without conscious awareness of such perception. |
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| The process by which an individual defends (unconsciously) against awareness of a threatening stimulus |
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| Freud's concept for those thoughts, experiences, and feelings of which we are momentarily unaware but can readily bring into awareness. |
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| A form of thinking that is not governed by logic or reality testing and that is seen in dreams and other expressions of the unconscious. |
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| The defense mechanism in which one attributes to (projects into) others one's own unacceptable instincts or wishes. |
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| The defense mech in which an acceptable reason is givin for an unacceptable act |
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| The defense mech in which the opposite of an unacceptable impulse is expressed. |
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| According to Freud, psychological functioning based on reality in which pleaseure is delayed until an optimum time. |
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| A form of thinking that is governed by reality and associated with the development of the ego. |
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| Subliminal psychodynamic activation |
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| The research procedure associated with psychoanalytic theory in which stimuli are presented below the perceptual threshold to stimulate unconscious wishes and fears. |
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| The defense mech in which the original expression of the instinct is replaced by a higher cultural goal. |
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| Freud's structural concept for the part of personality that expresses our ideals and moral values. |
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| The defense mech in which one magically undoes an act associated with anxiety |
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