PCN-107 Midterm Exam Complete Questions And Answers

PCN-107
Midterm
Preconsciousness
-
ANS
Freud/Psychoanalysis:
The
___________________
houses
all
memory
that
has
been
lost
to
consciousness
but
can
be
accessed
and
remembered
with
relative
ease
Consciousness
-
ANS
Freud:
Psychoanalysis:
all
of
our
feelings,
thoughts,
fantasies,
and
behaviors
of
which
we
are
aware,
is
a
small
part
of
what
Freud
believed
motivates
the
individual
Unconsciousness
-
ANS
Freud/
Psychoanalysis:
more
primitive
mind,
however ,
is
the
true
motivator
of
our
underlying
desires
and
wants.
The
_____________________
is
driven
by
our
id
energy ,
which
is
comprised
of
our
instincts
Defense
Mechanisms
-
ANS
Freud/
psychoanalysis:
we
are
inherently
driven
to
satisfy
our
needs,
placing
restraints
is
unnatural
and
will
inevitably
lead
to
neurotic
and
even
psychotic
behavior
as
the
individual
attempts
to
control
his
or
her
urges
through
the
use
of
______________.
Healthy
when
assist
the
individual
in
functioning
in
adaptive
ways
in
society;
however ,
they
become
pathological
when
they
are
overused
and
result
in
behaviors
that
impair
everyday
living.
Anxiety
-
ANS
Freud/
Psychoanalysis:
Moral,
Neurotic,
Realistic
Psychosexual
Stages
of
Development
-
ANS
Freud/
Psyschoanalysis:
Oral,
anal,
phallic,
latency ,
genital
stages
Oedipus
Complex
-
ANS
Freud/
Psychoanalysis:
desire
to
sleep
with
or
possess
one's
mother
and
kill
one's
father
Dream
Analysis
-
ANS
Freud/
Psychoanalysis:
_________
are
a
projection
of
our
unconscious
and
represent
symbolic
images
of
our
desires
and
wishes
ID
-
ANS
Freud/
Psychoanalysis:
All
of
the
psychic
energy
from
our
life
and
death
instincts
comprise
the
___—or
more
literally ,
"the
it."
We
are
born
all
____,
and
Freud
believed
that
the
_____,
sometimes
called
the
primitive
mind,
unconsciously
motivates
almost
all
of
our
behaviors.
The
___
operates
from
raw,
irrational
impulses
called primary
process,
and
is
fueled
by
the
pleasure
principle,
whose
aim
is
to
reduce
tension
through
the
simplest
means
possible
Ego
-
ANS
Freud/
Psychoanalysis:
without
an
id,
the
_____
has
no
function.
Called
the
"I"
by
Freud,
the
______
develops
sometime
after
the
infant
is
born
as
the
child
begins
to
wrestle
with
the
external
world
of
reality .
Partly
conscious,
but
also
operating
out
of
the
precociousness
and
unconscious,
the
manner
in
which
the
_____
functions
is
often
called
secondary
process
(created
secondarily
after
the
id
has
formed).
The
main
function
of
the
____
is
to
temper
the
id
by
finding
socially
acceptable
ways
to
meet
the
demands
of
the
id.
Superego
-
ANS
Freud/
psychoanalysis:
MORAL
IMPERA TIVES
(our
moral
compass)
internalization
of
the
moral
imperatives
of
our
parents
and
other
significant
others,
and
led
to
the
development
of
a
personal
conscience.
Freud
believed
that
the
_______
emerged
from
the
individual's
Oedipal
struggle.
Operates
out
of
unconscious
and
precociousness.
Contains
the
"beast
within."
Transeference
-
ANS
Freud/
Psychoanalysis:
clients
putting
their
feelings
on
counselors.
Sometimes
forming
a
"false
connection"
Countertransference
-
ANS
Freud/
Psychoanalysis:
the
therapist
transfers
feelings
onto
the
client.
Collective
Unconscious
-
ANS
Jung/
Analytical:
a
depository
of
ancient
images
which
we
all
hold
in
common.
Archetypes
-
ANS
Jung/
Analytical:
tendency
to
differentiate
aspects
of
the
person.
Create
complexes.
Makes
us
"human"
Thinking/Feeling/Intuiting/Sensing
-
ANS
Jung/
Analytical:
These
functions
are
the
ways
in
which
we
operate
in
our
outer
or
inner
world
Persona
-
ANS
Jung/
Analytical:
the
mask
that
hides
aspects
of
ourselves
from
others
and
sometimes
even
from
ourselves.
It
helps
us
get
along
with
one
another ,
and
indeed,
we
probably
would
be
a
pretty
chaotic
society
without
it
Self
-
ANS
Jung/
Analyitcal:
the
_____
represents
the
unity
of
consciousness
and
unconsciousness.
Since
consciousness
expands
as
we
age,
the
_____
is
always
changing
as
we
integrate
different
parts
of
ourselves
into