EPPP - Clinical Psychology exam review
In Freud's theory, what is the logical ordered aspect of personality? - Ego
What principle does the Ego focus on? - The reality principle and functions to
suspend the pleasure principle according to the requirements of the environment
What is the role of the superego? - Part of the ego that acts a conscience
Who is the ego in constant conflict with? - ID, Superego, & Reality
What are defense mechanisms purpose? - Ego's way to relieve pressure from
drives - when the ego does not give into the id, there is constant pressure until
some satisfactory outlet is found
What is the aim of psychoanalysis? - make the unconscious conscious, to bring
conflicts out of repression
What is transference? - Therapists neutrality allows the patient to project onto the
therapist positive or negative feelings he or she originally had for another
significant person from the past.
, EPPP - Clinical Psychology exam review
According to Freud, how important is transference? - Transference is necessary for
the process of treatment and working through transference is important source of
personal growth
What is catharsis? - Emotional release resulting from the recall of unconscious
material.
What two levels did Jung believe that the unconscious exists on? - the individual
(or personal) unconscious and the collective unconscious. The personal
unconscious arises from repression, the collective unconscious refers to the
person's unconscious which is common to all human beings.
How did you define archetypes? - motifs, images, or symbols that exist prior to
experience, are manifested by all individuals in all cultures and are instinctual.
What are the four main forms of the archetypes? - the Self, the Shadow, the
Anima, and the Animus
According to Jung, the more aware of the ______ unconscious one becomes, the
more of the _______ unconscious is revealed and one's psyche internally self-
regulates and neurosis resolves. - personal, collective
In Freud's theory, what is the logical ordered aspect of personality? - Ego
What principle does the Ego focus on? - The reality principle and functions to
suspend the pleasure principle according to the requirements of the environment
What is the role of the superego? - Part of the ego that acts a conscience
Who is the ego in constant conflict with? - ID, Superego, & Reality
What are defense mechanisms purpose? - Ego's way to relieve pressure from
drives - when the ego does not give into the id, there is constant pressure until
some satisfactory outlet is found
What is the aim of psychoanalysis? - make the unconscious conscious, to bring
conflicts out of repression
What is transference? - Therapists neutrality allows the patient to project onto the
therapist positive or negative feelings he or she originally had for another
significant person from the past.
, EPPP - Clinical Psychology exam review
According to Freud, how important is transference? - Transference is necessary for
the process of treatment and working through transference is important source of
personal growth
What is catharsis? - Emotional release resulting from the recall of unconscious
material.
What two levels did Jung believe that the unconscious exists on? - the individual
(or personal) unconscious and the collective unconscious. The personal
unconscious arises from repression, the collective unconscious refers to the
person's unconscious which is common to all human beings.
How did you define archetypes? - motifs, images, or symbols that exist prior to
experience, are manifested by all individuals in all cultures and are instinctual.
What are the four main forms of the archetypes? - the Self, the Shadow, the
Anima, and the Animus
According to Jung, the more aware of the ______ unconscious one becomes, the
more of the _______ unconscious is revealed and one's psyche internally self-
regulates and neurosis resolves. - personal, collective
