# Comprehensive Guide to Psychodynamic, Behavioral, Humanistic, Biological, and Clinical Perspectives on Psychology ## Freud's Psychoanalytic Theory

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Personality is explained via __, unconscious conflicts, and sexual urges.

early childhood experiences

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The __ emphasizes unconscious factors on behavior.

Psychoanalytic theory

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Human behavior is driven by __ and unresolved childhood conflicts.

unconscious motives

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The is primitive, instinctive, and follows the pleasure principle.

id

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The __ is the decision-maker that mediates between the id and superego.

ego

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The __ represents internalized social standards and morals.

superego

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The three levels of awareness in Freud's Psychoanalytic Theory are conscious, __, and unconscious.

preconscious

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__ is one of Freud's defense mechanisms where distressing thoughts are buried.

Repression

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According to Freud, the __ stage is focused on bowel movements (1-3 years).

Anal

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The __ stage (6 to puberty) involves social and skill development.

Latency

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Freud's __ leads to adult traits or neuroses due to fixation.

Psychosexual stages of development

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__ refers to Jung's concept of shared archetypes.

Collective unconscious

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Striving for __ is a key aspect of Adler’s Individual Psychology.

superiority

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The __ is a criticism of psychodynamic perspectives for their poor testability.

theory

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Skinner emphasized that personality is shaped by __ patterns via operant conditioning.

response

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Bandura's theory includes concepts of observational learning and __.

self-efficacy

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Cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) aims to challenge __ thoughts.

negative

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The criteria of abnormal behavior includes deviance, maladaptive behavior, and __.

personal distress

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__ is defined by sadness, hopelessness, and anhedonia.

Major Depressive Disorder

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Anxiety disorders include GAD, phobias, panic, __, OCD, and PTSD.

agoraphobia

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Eating disorders are characterized by dysfunctional attitudes toward __.

food/body

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The three major approaches to psychological treatment are insight therapies, behavior therapies, and __ therapies.

biomedical