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What are the three parts of Freud's model of the mind?
Id, Ego, Superego.
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What is the primary function of the Id according to Freud?
To seek pleasure and avoid pain.
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What does the Ego do in Freud's model of the mind?
It balances desires and uses logic and reality to mediate between the Id and Superego.
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What is the function of the Superego?
It acts as the conscience, enforcing morals and values.
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What does Freud's Iceberg Model represent?
The structure of the mind, with the Conscious Mind above water, Preconscious just below, and Unconscious deep underwater.
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What drives human behavior according to Freud?
Two opposing forces: Eros (life drive) and Thanatos (death drive).
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What does Eros represent in Freud's theory?
Growth, creativity, and pleasure.
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What is an example of Thanatos drive?
Engaging in reckless behaviors like excessive drinking.
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What is one psychological conflict in the oral stage of Freud’s Psychosexual Stages?
Learning trust and dependence.
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What can result from fixation in the anal stage?
Obsession and control or messiness and disorganization.
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What is thrownness in existentialism?
Being born into a world and circumstances you didn’t choose.
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What is authenticity according to existential thought?
Living true to your own values rather than societal expectations.
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What is the basis of Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs?
Basic needs must be satisfied before achieving self-actualization.
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What is the difference between hedonic and eudaimonic happiness?
Hedonic happiness is about pleasure, while eudaimonic happiness is about meaning, growth, and purpose.
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How does individualism differ from collectivism in cultural psychology?
Individualism focuses on independence and personal success, while collectivism emphasizes group harmony and duty to others.
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What is a result of incongruence in Carl Rogers' concept of self-actualization?
Stress occurs when the real self does not match the ideal self.
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What is the core message of existentialism?
Life has no built-in meaning; individuals must create their own.
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