The Conscious, Preconscious and Unconscious Mind. Freud’s Topographical Model

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Across
  1. 2. Freud's classification system for the mind's different levels
  2. 5. The part of the mind that remains hidden under the surface
  3. 7. Freud used the analogy of an iceberg to describe the ___ model
  4. 9. The unconscious mind is depicted by the base of the
  5. 12. The process whereby unpleasant feelings are pushed into the unconscious mind
  6. 14. The preconscious is just below the level of
  7. 15. Understanding the connections between past and present can lead to a new ___
  8. 16. the ___ with the view of uncovering significant memories
  9. 17. The unconscious mind includes mental processes that are inaccessible or
Down
  1. 1. The mental waiting room for memories, thoughts, or feelings
  2. 3. The conscious mind takes control over all ___ thought processes
  3. 4. According to Freud, much of what happened in childhood is still present in your ___ mind
  4. 6. Anna and Simon repressed traumatic childhood events, resulting in adult
  5. 8. Freud believed the human mind has three
  6. 10. Repression is a ___ mechanism used to separate oneself from unpleasant events
  7. 11. The conscious mind consists of all the mental process and ___ of which you are aware
  8. 13. The most important part of the mind is the part you cannot
  9. 15. Psychoanalysis focuses on looking more closely