Across
- 3. Instinctual and biological urges (I want food)
- 7. Ego unconsciously protects itself from unpleasant impulses or circumstances
- 10. The conscience... counteracts the socially inappropriate impulses of the Id
- 11. Redirecting "wrong" urges into socially acceptable actions
- 13. Creating false but credible justifications
- 15. Inherited ideas (mom, god, the devil, war)
- 18. You and your experiences
- 20. Less reserved, thoughts directed outwards
- 21. Believes that if a child has a healthy upbringing, they can avoid parent conflict (opposite of what Freud believes)
- 22. 2 parts of the unconscious: personal and collective
- 23. Reservoir of feelings, thought, urges, and memories outside our conscious awareness; ex. pain, anxiety, fear
Down
- 1. Stages of psychosocial development; if someone resolves the conflict of one stage, they are healthy. Otherwise personality will be impacted
- 2. Redirecting emotions to a substitute target
- 4. Pushing uncomfortable thoughts into the subconscious
- 5. Pattern of avoiding feelings of inadequacy rather than trying to overcome their source, ex. you loose your job so you buy a new car with credit
- 6. Going back to acting as a child
- 8. In touch with reality, strives to balance demands of Id and superego
- 9. Believes the most powerful influence on behavior is outside our conscious awareness
- 12. Part of the mind that contains inherited urges, instincts, and archetypes
- 14. Personality is driven by the need to overcome feelings of inferiority
- 16. believing that what is true is false
- 17. Attributing uncomfortable feelings to others
- 19. Often more reserved, thoughts directed inwards