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Psychology
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1856-1939 Sigmund Freud
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Iceberg
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Eros (Life Drives) Thanatos (Death Drives) Need for food, water, sex Violence, death and aggression
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ID Inborn Biological drives Pleasure Seeker
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Ego Referee
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Superego Develops Later Considers Societies Rules Ego Ideal: What to strive for Conscious: Limits behaviour
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Oral stage: (1) - Up to 1yr old - Mouth provides pleasure - Sucking, biting, chewing, - cooing, etc - Dependent on parent - Weaning leads to conflict
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Oral fixation Passive, dependant, demanding Personalities Smoking, chewing pencils, sucking thumb, overuse of telephone, etc
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Anal Stage (2): - 1-3yrs old - Pleasure from holding onto faeces and going to the toilet - Toilet training causes conflict
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Tight-fisted, stubborn, punctual, overcontrolling, obsessively neat,, tidy, organised = anally retentive [overly strict potty training] Rebellious, messy, disorganised, shares too much = anally expulsive [liberal potty training]
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Phallic stage (3): - 4-6yrs old - Pleasure comes from genitals - Public masturbation causes conflict
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Oedipus complex Little boys attracted to mum and see dad as a rival. Develops ‘castration anxiety’ Represses feeling for mum and instead ‘identifies’ with (copies) dad * Electra complex Little girls notice dad has a penis. Develops ‘penis envy’ Represses feelings for dad and instead identifies with mum
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Phallic fixation Self centred, vain, arrogant, constant need for attention, reckless, exhibitionist, selfassured
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Latency stage: - 7-12yrs old - Calm before storm - Sexual urges dormant until puberty Genital Stage (4): - Puberty - Beginnings of adult sexuality and urges
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Strengths Made the case study method poular Highlighted the importance of childhood Unscientific Rejects free will
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