Effects of the Unconscious Mind
The window into the unconscious, where repressed desires and unresolved conflicts find expression.
What are Dreams
Refusing to accept the reality of a traumatic or anxiety-producing event, acting as if it never happened.
What is denial
Founded psychoanalysis.
Who is Sigmund Freud
Hungry baby.
What is the id
Accidental mistakes in speech or action can reveal hidden thoughts or feelings that simmer beneath the surface.
What are Freudian Slips
Redirecting strong emotions from the actual source of the frustration to a safer, less threatening target.
Analytic psychology.
Who is Carl Jung
Responsible for sexual impulses.
What is the id
Carl Jung's birthplace.
What is Switzerland
Strategies to protect us from anxiety or uncomfortable truths.
What are Defense mechanisms
Unacceptable impulses or urges are channeled into socially acceptable, productive outlets.
What is sublimation
Individual psychology.
Who is Alfred Adler
Responsible for reasoning.
What is the ego
Alfred Adler's birthplace.
Driving a familiar route, typing, or playing an instrument are examples.
What are automatic skills
Attributing one's own unacceptable thoughts or feelings onto someone else.
What is projection
Ego psychology and defense mechanisms.
Who is Anna Freud
Responsible for delayed gratification.
What is the ego
Birthplace of Erik Erikson.
What is Germany
Actions arising from unresolved internal conflicts and continue even when the person recognizes they are harmful.
What are compulsions
Behaving or expressing emotions that are the exact opposite of one's true, often unconscious, feelings.
What is reaction formation
Object relations theory.
Who is Melanie Klein
Responsible for shame.
What is the superego
Birthplace of Donald Winnicott.
What is England, UK