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Systems Theory
views human bhvr through larger contexts, such as members of families, communities,
broader society. When one thing changes the whole is affected. tend toward equilibrium . use
ecomap or genogram. "person in enviroment"
Family Systems Approach
to understand: look at family as a whole then idiv members. looks for causes of bhvr and
interections among members. all parts of family are interrelated
equifinality
ability of family system to accomplish the same goals through different routes
Strategic Family Therapy
sw initiates what happens during therapy, designs specific approach for each persons
problem. communitcation. Active, brief and task centered
Structural Family Therapy
family organization for functioning of group and well being. sw engages to restructure.
setting boundaries and rules for fam with interpersonal boundaries and hierarchiacal. sw
observes and manipulates interactions during sessions
stages of group development
preaffiliation (devel of trust), Power and Control (indiv autonomy and group iden), Intimacy,
differentiation, seperation/termination
groupthink
,when group makes faulty decisions bc of group pressurestend to ignore alternatives
group polarization
disscusion strengthens a dominant point of view and results in a shift to a more extreme
positon than any of the members
pschoanalytic theory
developed by Freud, bhvr and personality derive derive from unique interaction of conflicting
psych forces precon, cons, uncon.
ID
instinctual energy that contrains bio urges like impulses for survial sex and aggression.
unconscious. drive to achive pleasure and avoid pain
Ego
manages conflict between the id and real world constraints. role is to prevent the id from
gratifying its impulses in socially inappropriate ways
superego
moral component of personality. contains all moral standards learned from parents and
society. forces ego to conform . can cause client to feel guilty
freud 5 stages of psychosexual development
oral, anal, phallic, latency, and genital
Oedipus Complex
devel during phallic stage, refers to males child sexual desire for mother and hostiliy towards
father
, Freud oral stage
birth-12m. Mouth sucking, biting chewing
Freud anal stage
age 2. child being olet trained. bowel movements
Freud Phallic stage
age 3-5 genitals
freud latency stage
5-puberty. sexuality is dormant
freud genital
begin at puberty. sexual urges return
Adler-Invidivdual Psych
main motiations for human bhvr are not sexual or agressive but strive for perfection
Erik Erikson
8 stages of development and 2 possible outcomes. completion of each stage results in healthy
personality and interactions. failure can result in unhealthy sense of self. However can be
resolved later.
Trust vs mistrust
birth to 1 yr. leanr abilty to trust based on consistancy of caregiver.
autonomy vs shame and doubt
1-3. assert indepednce like walking away from mom, picking toys etc
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Systems Theory
views human bhvr through larger contexts, such as members of families, communities,
broader society. When one thing changes the whole is affected. tend toward equilibrium . use
ecomap or genogram. "person in enviroment"
Family Systems Approach
to understand: look at family as a whole then idiv members. looks for causes of bhvr and
interections among members. all parts of family are interrelated
equifinality
ability of family system to accomplish the same goals through different routes
Strategic Family Therapy
sw initiates what happens during therapy, designs specific approach for each persons
problem. communitcation. Active, brief and task centered
Structural Family Therapy
family organization for functioning of group and well being. sw engages to restructure.
setting boundaries and rules for fam with interpersonal boundaries and hierarchiacal. sw
observes and manipulates interactions during sessions
stages of group development
preaffiliation (devel of trust), Power and Control (indiv autonomy and group iden), Intimacy,
differentiation, seperation/termination
groupthink
,when group makes faulty decisions bc of group pressurestend to ignore alternatives
group polarization
disscusion strengthens a dominant point of view and results in a shift to a more extreme
positon than any of the members
pschoanalytic theory
developed by Freud, bhvr and personality derive derive from unique interaction of conflicting
psych forces precon, cons, uncon.
ID
instinctual energy that contrains bio urges like impulses for survial sex and aggression.
unconscious. drive to achive pleasure and avoid pain
Ego
manages conflict between the id and real world constraints. role is to prevent the id from
gratifying its impulses in socially inappropriate ways
superego
moral component of personality. contains all moral standards learned from parents and
society. forces ego to conform . can cause client to feel guilty
freud 5 stages of psychosexual development
oral, anal, phallic, latency, and genital
Oedipus Complex
devel during phallic stage, refers to males child sexual desire for mother and hostiliy towards
father
, Freud oral stage
birth-12m. Mouth sucking, biting chewing
Freud anal stage
age 2. child being olet trained. bowel movements
Freud Phallic stage
age 3-5 genitals
freud latency stage
5-puberty. sexuality is dormant
freud genital
begin at puberty. sexual urges return
Adler-Invidivdual Psych
main motiations for human bhvr are not sexual or agressive but strive for perfection
Erik Erikson
8 stages of development and 2 possible outcomes. completion of each stage results in healthy
personality and interactions. failure can result in unhealthy sense of self. However can be
resolved later.
Trust vs mistrust
birth to 1 yr. leanr abilty to trust based on consistancy of caregiver.
autonomy vs shame and doubt
1-3. assert indepednce like walking away from mom, picking toys etc
