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Clinical Psych—EPPP Written Exam Questions. the psyche is composed of three parts... - CORRECT ANSWER id ego & superego id - CORRECT ANSWER pleasure principle--source of sexual & aggressive drives ego - CORRECT ANSWER reality principle--defers Id's demands. logical ordered aspect of pe...

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Clinical Psych—EPPP Written Exam
Questions.

the psyche is composed of three parts... - CORRECT ANSWER id ego & superego



id - CORRECT ANSWER pleasure principle--source of sexual & aggressive drives



ego - CORRECT ANSWER reality principle--defers Id's demands. logical ordered aspect of personality;
reason & judgment



Superego - CORRECT ANSWER conscious/morality--integration of societal & parental restrictions.
consequence of successful Oedipal development



conflict (psychodynamic theory) - CORRECT ANSWER when ego cannot give into id's needs b/c of
pressure from superego or reality



defense mechanisms - CORRECT ANSWER used to attempt to avoid conflict



repression - CORRECT ANSWER the rejection from consciousness of painful or shameful experiences



denial - CORRECT ANSWER unconscious operations disavowing the feelings, thoughts, or needs that
cause anxiety



Reaction Formation - CORRECT ANSWER replaces unacceptable urges with their opposites



Rationalization - CORRECT ANSWER Socially acceptable reason to explain an unacceptable behavior or
thought



Projection - CORRECT ANSWER attributing unacceptable wishes to another

,displacement - CORRECT ANSWER transferring an emotion from an original idea/object to a more
acceptable/safer one



fixation - CORRECT ANSWER returning, repeatedly, to a previously mastered stage of development to
cope with life's problems



sublimation - CORRECT ANSWER a mature defense. transforms a libidinal urge into socially acceptable
interests & activities



anxiety - CORRECT ANSWER aka signal anxiety b/c an impulse is seeking expression



primary process - CORRECT ANSWER characterized by lack of logic, ease of substitution of 1 idea with
another, & by immediate discharge of energy. functions according to the pleasure principle



secondary process - CORRECT ANSWER governed by ego. logical & sequential. functions according to the
reality principle



free association - CORRECT ANSWER patient lies on couch & attends to all thoughts & reports them
without suppressing or censuring



transference - CORRECT ANSWER patient projects feelings, thoughts, wishes, or attitudes about persons
in past onto analyst.



repetition compulsion - CORRECT ANSWER individuals repeat in the present feelings & affects from the
past



positive transference - CORRECT ANSWER love longings displaced from parents (original objects) onto
the therapist



negative transference - CORRECT ANSWER aggressive drives displaced from parents onto therapist

, confrontation - CORRECT ANSWER helping patient see their neurotic behaviors (confront)



clarification - CORRECT ANSWER analyst develops understanding what, why, how the patient is resisting.
issues motivating the behavior explored



interpretation - CORRECT ANSWER must be given repeatedly. leads to catharsis, insight, & working
through



working through - CORRECT ANSWER results in assimilation of insights into personality



Jung - CORRECT ANSWER analytic psychology. collective unconscious



extroversion - CORRECT ANSWER finding pleasure in external stimuli



introversion - CORRECT ANSWER turning inward of the libido



style of life (Adler) - CORRECT ANSWER specific ways person compensates for inferiority & to achieve
superiority



healthy life style - CORRECT ANSWER reflects optimism, confidence & contributes to the welfare of
others



mistaken life style - CORRECT ANSWER characterized by goals reflecting self-centeredness,
competitiveness, & striving for personal power



adlerian psychotherapy goals & techniques - CORRECT ANSWER collaborative relationship, help client
identify & understand his/her style of life & its consequences, reorienting the client's beliefs & goals so
that they support a more adaptive lifestyle.



what is STET? - CORRECT ANSWER Application of Adlerian psychotherapy. Systematic Training for
Effective Teaching

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