Exam 2: Psychoanalytic Psychotherapies Jeremy D Safran, Alexander Kriss and Victoria Foley

The psychobiological push to repeat experiences that have become associated with tension reduction is known as the _____________.

When Freud revised his psychological model to a structural model, he proposed _____, _____, and _____.

A common assumption across psychoanalytic perspectives is that humans are motivated by

Jung described emotionally charged ideas that were repressed because they were too emotionally threatening as

The process by which emotionally painful intrapsychic elements are pushed out of awareness is termed as

Psychoanalytical therapies rely heavily on therapists providing clients with ways to become aware of aspects of their intrapsychic experiences that have previously been unconscious. In other words, they rely on

Jacques Lacan would argue that the ego is a(n)

The shift in psychoanalytic therapies from a one- versus two-person psychology refers to the emphasis psychoanalytical therapy places on

Psychoanalytic theory would assert that the behavior of a newborn is dominantly controlled by

The publication of Freud's _____________________ in 1900 began to attract attention from a wider professional audience.

According to drive theory, starting during infancy, there is a psychobiological push to repeat experiences that lead to tension reduction. This concept is known as

In contrast to short-term therapies, Leichsenring and Rabung (2008) found that, in the treatment of complex psychological disorders, long-term psychoanalytical therapies were

People's fantasies play an important role in their psychic functioning. Which of the following concepts is correct in context with the given statement?

Secondary process refers to thinking that is

Just like how a mother will fail to attend to the needs of a child, no matter how well intended, a therapist will occasionally fail to attend to the needs of a patient. Negotiating this pattern within a relationship has been termed

Several variations on psychoanalytic theory have emerged. The theorist who emphasized the internal representations one makes of others was

A therapist points out the similarities between her female patient's current anger at a female boss and the childhood anger she felt toward her mother. The goal of psychoanalysis this illustrates is

As part of the process of normal development, children defend against feelings that are threatening by projecting them onto an attachment figure. When patients attempt to project their distress onto the therapist, it is important for the therapist to engage in __________ (i.e., attend to their own painful emotions).

Freud's early view of hysteria described the symptoms as resulting from

During psychoanalysis, a patient discusses a fantasy. The psychoanalytical therapist would see this fantasy as linked to a(n)