Psychoanalytic Theory: Vivie's Id and Ego
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What aspect of Vivie's personality is reflected in her pursuit of financial security and autonomy?

  • Her emotions
  • Her superego
  • Her id (correct)
  • Her ego
  • What role does Vivie's ego play in her life?

  • It suppresses her impulses and emotions
  • It makes her focus on emotional bonds
  • It makes her value interpersonal ties over independence
  • It mediates between her id and societal expectations (correct)
  • What is the impact of Vivie's strict upbringing on her personality?

  • It strengthens her ego
  • It has no effect on her personality
  • It enhances her id
  • It influences her superego (correct)
  • What is Vivie's approach to dealing with social pressures and emotional whims?

    <p>She makes decisions based on independence and practicality</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the result of Vivie's internalization of societal expectations?

    <p>She suppresses her own impulses and emotions</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What aspect of Vivie's work life affects her superego?

    <p>Her moral dilemmas</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What defense mechanism does Vivie use when she presents a composed exterior while hiding her inner turmoil?

    <p>Repression</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What motivates Vivie to rationalize her profession as a necessary means to achieve financial security and independence?

    <p>Desire for financial security and autonomy</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the underlying reason for Vivie's hesitation to enter romantic relationships?

    <p>Suppressed worries or fears about her mother's line of work</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What defense mechanism is reflected in Vivie's adamant rejection of her mother's way of life and morals?

    <p>Reaction Formation</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the outcome of Vivie's use of defense mechanisms?

    <p>Emotional numbness and detachment from genuine human connections</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the primary function of Vivie's defense mechanisms?

    <p>To cope with the societal pressures surrounding her profession</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Vivie's Psychoanalytic Profile

    Id

    • Vivie's need for financial security, freedom, and autonomy reflects her id
    • She prioritizes forging her own personality and achieving financial security over traditional feminine duties and goals
    • Her irrational tendencies lead her to value independence and practicalities over interpersonal ties and emotional bonds

    Ego

    • Vivie's ego mediates between her id and societal expectations
    • She uses her wit, knowledge, and ingenuity to navigate intricate social conventions and expectations surrounding her career
    • Her ego enables her to conceal her genuine emotions and desires while maintaining a calm exterior
    • She has a strong sense of self-worth by making decisions based on independence and practicality rather than succumbing to social pressures or emotional whims

    Superego

    • Vivie's strict upbringing and social standards influence her superego
    • She suppresses her own impulses and emotions due to internalizing the idea that women should be modest and obedient
    • Her moral dilemmas in her line of work trouble her superego, causing her to feel guilty about the decisions she makes

    Defense Mechanisms in Vivie's Coping Strategies

    • Vivie's defense mechanisms help her cope with societal pressures, but also contribute to her emotional numbness and detachment from genuine human connections.

    Repression

    • Vivie represses her true feelings and desires, presenting a composed exterior while hiding her inner turmoil.
    • Her calm demeanor and practical outlook on life may indicate the suppression of more primal feelings or impulses.
    • Her hesitation to enter romantic relationships may stem from suppressed worries or fears about her mother's line of work.

    Rationalization

    • Vivie rationalizes her profession as a necessary means to achieve financial security and independence.
    • She frequently employs reasoned justifications to defend her feelings or behaviors when dealing with the disclosure of her mother's occupation.

    Denial

    • Vivie denies the moral implications of her work, convincing herself that it is just a job without emotional attachment.

    Reaction Formation

    • Vivie's adamant rejection of her mother's way of life and morals can be seen as a defense mechanism against any desires or anxieties she may have had of her own.

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    This quiz explores Vivie's personality traits, focusing on her need for financial security, freedom, and autonomy, and how her ego mediates between her desires and societal expectations.

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