'Psychosexual development' presentation slideshows

Chapter 33

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Personality

Personality. An Introduction Sheldon . Personality. Personality - A unique pattern of consistent feelings, thoughts,and behaviors that originate within the individual. Freudian Classical Psychoanalytic Theory of Personality .

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Child Psychology

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This is

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Personality Psychology

Personality Psychology. Unit 6. Personality. A hotly debated topic! Back to Nature vs Nurture Debate again ?. Psychoanalytic Theories. Psychoanalytic Theories study development in terms of drives and urges.

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Unit 2: the lifespan

Unit 2: the lifespan. Infancy and childhood Adolescence Adulthood and old age. Specialized study of the changes that occur as an individual matures. What is Developmental Psychology???. In what ways do we develop?. Physical Perceptual Language Cognitive Emotional Social Moral Sexual

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Social Development

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The Role of the Home Visitor in Supporting Sexual Health and Safety in Families

The Role of the Home Visitor in Supporting Sexual Health and Safety in Families. Tips, Resources and Support Presented by: Dr. Janet Rosenzweig. A workshop for Home Visitors!. Presented by:. Dr. J anet Rosenzweig Author, The Sex Wise Parent Lecturer, The University of Pennsylvania

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Psychoanalytic Theory

Psychoanalytic Theory . Core Concepts: . 1. Psychic Determinism 2. Unconscious Motivation 3. Child development 4. Conflict. Sub-Theories:. Economic/Drive Theory ( Dual Instinct ) Topographic ( UNC, Preconscious, CON ) Structural ( ID, EGO, SUPEREGO ). Instincts: . Eros (libido)

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Pyschology

Pyschology. Developmental Psychology. Explains how we change and offers a variety of theories to help us understand what we can expect and what is happening to us at different times in our lives. . Sigmund Freud 1856-1939.

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Sigmund Freud

Sigmund Freud. 1. The Psychoanalytic Theory. Greg & Alexa. Early Life. Born May 6, 1856 in Freiberg, Moravia Father was a wool merchant Mother was twenty years younger than his father and was his second wife Sigmund was their first child together.

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Psychoanalytic Criticism

Psychoanalytic Criticism. Psychoanalytic Criticism. Psychoanalytical criticism examines: How human mental and psychological development occurs How the human mind works The root causes of psychological problems How the id, ego, and superego are represented. Psychoanalytic Criticism.

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Critical Lenses

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Psychodynamic approach to psychopathology

Psychodynamic approach to psychopathology. Miss Norris. Psychodynamic Approach. The key assumption of the psychodynamic approach is that all human behaviour can be explained in terms of inner conflict of the mind. 3 Key features of the approach .

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Sigmund Freud

Sigmund Freud. By: Melanie Perkins. Background. Freud attended the University of Vienna. Founder of psychoanalysis In 1886 he opened a private practice specializing in nervous and brain disorders. He practiced hypnotism and gave that up when he discovered using free association.

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The Psychodynamic Approach Key terms

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Psychology layout

Psychology layout. Every unit is the same format. 6 key areas. Historical development and cultural context Key Concepts Basic assumptions Application Methodology Strengths and Weaknesses. Historical development and cultural context. Victorian Society

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Sigmund Freud

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Oedipus and Electra Complexes

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