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Psychodynamic theory Samantha Anderson. Aspects of Psychotherapy (What is it good for) O Long-Term O Deep-Seated Issues O Personality Reconstruction O.

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1 Psychodynamic theory Samantha Anderson

2 Aspects of Psychotherapy (What is it good for) O Long-Term O Deep-Seated Issues O Personality Reconstruction O There and Then O Unconscious O Deep Client Revelations O Painful O Life Stories

3 What are strong motivations of behavior? O Hunger O Thirst O Survival O Aggression O Sex O Instincts

4 What are Freud's stages of development? O Oral O Anal O Phallic O Latency O Genital

5 Types of self O Ego O Superego O ID

6 Types of Conscious? O Consciousness O Preconsciousness O Unconsciousness

7 What types of problems might social workers notice that enables them to refer the client? O Physical problems O Problems socially O Problems cognitively O Problems with moral reasoning

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