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4. THIS IS THE STAGE WHERE THE OEDIPUS AND ELECTRA COMPLEX ARISE.

5. What is the Phallic stage?

6. These come from the ego when it tries to resolve anxiety caused by id-superego conflict.

7. What are defense mechanisms?

8. Freud’s part of the personality that stems from his belief in evolution and animal instincts.

9. What is the id?

10. A rule for the ego; ego will try to satisfy id if it finds socially acceptable methods.

11. What is the reality principle?

12. According to Freud, the mind is like an iceberg and these are the parts that are partially above water (conscious).

13. What are ego and superego?

14. This is the stage Jessica is in if she is not able to find a lasting relationship or even a significant friendship and is feeling like she may end up alone.

15. What is intimacy v. isolation?

16. Jessica is having math trouble in grade school and is starting to lack confidence.

17. What is industry v. inferiority?

18. Jessica is confused about who she wants to be and is having trouble with the idea of being a responsible adult.

19. What is identity v. role confusion.

20. Jessica’s parents’ will for her to be safe is conflicting with her will to explore her surroundings.

21. What is autonomy v. shame and doubt?

22. Jessica has begun to be able to plan her day and because she was encouraged to take responsibility, she now can take initiative in her young life.

23. What is initiative v. guilt?

24. Stage where children learn toward the end of the stage that an object can exist even if it cannot be seen.

25. What is the Sensorimotor stage?

26. In this stage children have mastered conservation.

27. What is the concrete operations stage?

28. Children in this stage are egocentric and cannot grasp conservation.

29. What is the preoperational stage?

30. The stage where abstract thought has come.

31. What is formal operations?

32. Being able to put objects in categories is also called this.

33. What is classification?

34. Refusing to acknowledge the source of your anxiety.

35. What is denial?

36. Returning to a previous method of relieving anxiety (often from a previous stage).

37. What is regression?

38. Responding to anxiety by going in the exact opposite direction of what was causing the anxiety.

39. What is reaction formation?

40. Making excuses to justify unacceptable behavior.

41. What is rationalization?

42. Redirecting negative energies into something positive.

43. What is sublimation?

44. According to Freud this is what can occur when wishes are over-indulged or under-indulged.

45. What is fixation?

46. Erikson’s stage involving the “mid-life crisis”.

47. What is Generativity v. stagnation?

48. Piaget is often credited with beginning this approach to psy.

49. What is cognitive?

50. The order of Freud’s stages.

51. What is: Oral, Anal, Phallic, Latency, Genital?

52. According to Erikson, this is the most significant relationship in the integrity v. despair stage.

53. What is mankind or mykind?

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55. What are the two terms used to categorize the extremes in Erikson’s psychosocial stages. (when improper development occurs).

56. What are maladaptations and malignancies?