Exam 12: Psychoanalysis After Freud: Neo-Freudians, Object Relations, and Current Research

Dr. Ders is a psychotherapist who emphasizes the importance of relating to others as real people who have mixtures of virtues and vices. Dr. Ders is most likely a therapist in the tradition of ________.

All of the following Freudian ideas were reinterpreted by David Funder in the textbook EXCEPT ________.

Freud's latency period corresponds to Erikson's stage of ________.

What is the animus?

In order for a person to develop an inferiority complex, he or she must ________.

In Erikson's view, important aspects of psychological development ________.

What are some of the key psychological insights provided by contemporary psychoanalytic research? Which ideas of Freud appear to have stood the test of time?

John Bowlby was the earliest psychoanalyst to develop play therapy.

What makes a theorist neo-Freudian? In what ways do these theorists generally depart from Freud? Which theorists have had the most influence on contemporary personality research?

Research suggests that anxious-ambivalent children are relatively likely to become adults who tend to ________.

Adler felt that ________ was an important motivator of human thought and behavior.

Adult behavior, according to Horney, is based on efforts to ________.

Most neo-Freudians differ from Freud in three major respects. Which of the following is NOT one of these differences?

Major differences between Erikson's theory of personality development and Freud's theory are Erikson's ideas regarding ________.

One difference between the neo-Freudians and Freud is that nearly all neo-Freudians ________.

What are the three types of attachment in children?

Horney's major deviation from traditional Freudian ideas was her ________.

Jung's distinction between people who are oriented outwardly toward the world and those who are turned in on themselves corresponds to ________.

A procedure called the strange situation is used to study adult attachment patterns.

Jung believed that we all share inborn, species-specific ideas and memories. This is Jung's idea of ________.