Freudian Perspective Guidelines
- Freud was an Austrian neurologist and live in Austria. He was generally recognized as one of the most influential and authoritative thinkers of the twentieth century.
- Repression puts anxiety- producing thought, feelings and memories into the unconscious mind.
- Denial- lets an anxious people to retreat to a more comfortable, infantile stage of life.
- Reaction Formation- replacing an unacceptable wish with is opposite.
- Projection- reducing anxiety by attributing unacceptable impulses or problems about yourself to someone else.
- Rationalization- displaces real, anxiety-provoking explanations with more comforting justifications for one's actions.Reasoning away anxiety-producing thoughts.
- Displacement- shifts of an unacceptable impulse toward a more acceptable or less threatening object or person.
- Sublimation- A FORM of displacement in which sexualurges are channeled into nonsexual activities that are valued by society.
- Undoing- unconsciously neutralizing an anxiety causing action by doing a second action that undoes the first.
- Oral- infants primary interaction is through mouth.
- Anal- Freud believed that primary focus of libido was controlling bladder movements.
- Phallic- Freud believed primary focus of id=gentals.
- Latent- Superego can't to develop, id suppresses.
- Genital- Onset of puberty causes ubido to be active again.
- ID- Instinctual drives present at birth
- Ego- Develops out of the id infancy
- Superego- internalization of society's and parental moral standards.