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1 Psychology 460 Counseling & InterviewingSheila. K. Grant, I. Introduction Concepts III. Development of Personality Process Techniques & ProceduresI. Introduction freud 's psychoanalytic system = a model of personality development, a philosophy of human nature, & a method of psychotherapy Erikson's theory of psychosocialdevelopment extends freud 's theory in several Concepts View of Human Nature: our behavior isdetermined by irrational forces, unconscious motivations, biological and instinctual drives, as these evolve through key psychosexualstages in the first six years of life refers to sexual energy instincts- this accounts for theaggressive driveStructure of Personality THE ID The Demanding Child Ruled by the pleasure principle THE EGO The Traffic Cop Ruled by the reality principle THE SUPEREGO The Judge Ruled by the moral principleStructure of Personality THE ID The Demanding Child primary source of psychic energy illogical, amoral, & driven to satisfy instinctual needs2 Structure of Personality THE EGO The Traffic Cop the "executive" that governs, controls, & regulates the personalityStructure of Personality THE SUPEREGO The Judge judicial branch of personality includes a person's moral code (good or bad)Consciousness &Unconscious Unconscious cannot be studied directly.
I. Introduction II. Key Concepts III. Development of Personality IV. Therapeutic Process V. Therapeutic Techniques & Procedures I. Introduction A.Sigmund Freud's psychoanalytic system =
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