Personality Theories: Freud's Psychoanalytic Theory

What emotional experiences can the Superego offer?

What is the function of the Superego's Conscience?

Which feeling may arise when the Ego fails to meet the Superego's standard of perfection?

What are the three elements that compose personality according to Sigmund Freud's Psychoanalytic Theory?

What does Freud believe produces anxiety according to the text?

Which part of personality follows the pleasure principle and includes instinctive and primitive behaviors?

Which of the following best describes denial according to the context?

What is the role of the id in personality development according to Freud?

What is one primary purpose of denial as mentioned in the text?

Which element of personality is entirely unconscious and has no objective knowledge of reality?

What is the primary function of the id according to Freud's Psychoanalytic Theory?

Which part of the personality struggles to dominate the individual's overall behavior?

Which defense mechanism involves explaining an unacceptable behavior in a rational or logical manner?

In Freud's psychosexual development stages, which stage is characterized by primary interaction through the mouth?

Which defense mechanism involves behaving in a way opposite to one's true feelings?

At what age range does the Oral Stage of Freud's psychosexual development occur?

Which defense mechanism involves reverting to earlier behavior patterns when faced with stressful events?

According to Freud, what is the primary conflict during the Oral Stage of psychosexual development?

What term did Freud use to describe the fear a child has of being punished by the father for certain feelings?

According to Freud, what is the term used to describe the similar set of feelings experienced by young girls as compared to the Oedipus Complex in boys?

During the latency stage (6-12 years old), what is one of the main characteristics according to the text?

What is the main focus during the genital stage (12 years and up) in terms of interest?

In the Oedipus Complex for girls (Electra Complex), what did Freud believe was never fully resolved for girls according to the text?

Which stage is crucial for the development of social and communication skills, self-confidence, and a shift from individual needs to caring for the welfare of others?

What is the primary focus of the libido during the anal stage?

What conflict arises during the anal stage, according to Freud?

What personality type can develop from inappropriate parental responses during the anal stage?

What pleasure gratification shift occurs during the phallic stage?

What complex describes the stage where young boys see their fathers as rivals?

What negative outcome can result from parents being too strict or starting toilet training too early during the anal stage?