Psychodynamic explanations for relationship formation
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- Q1the importance of forming healthy, early relationships, in order to achieve the same in later lifewhat does the psychodynamic approach emphasise?30s
- Q2the idea of fixation explains the nature of relationshipshow would the psychodynamic consider the stages of the psychosexual development?30s
- Q3an unhealthy dependency on others in later life. e.g. too needy in a relationshipwhat does over-indulgence during the oral stage result in?30s
- Q4an adult who is not capable of loving another person and entering into a relationshipwhat does fixation at the phallic stage result in?30s
- Q5the superego, conscience and ego-ideal are developingwhat happens during the phallic stage?30s
- Q6a young boy desires his mother and sees his father as a rival, wishing him dead. this wish creates anxiety.how does the oedipus complex affect the phallic stage?30s
- Q7when the boy identifies with his father.how is the oedius complex resolved?30s
- Q8the boy is able to develop normal, healthy friendships and heterosexual relationships. this happens during the genital stagewhat happens if the oedipus complex is resolved?30s
- Q9the boy will incur relationship problems and may lead to the development of homosexuality according to Freudwhat happens if the oedipus complex is not resolved?30s
- Q10it may bring up unpleasant emotions from the pastwhat may happen is an adult forms a relationship?30s
- Q11by using ego defence mechanisms which avoids anxietyhow do people avoid these unpleasant past emotions?30s
- Q12they may try to form relationships that are not in line with their true feelings, resulting in the relationship breaking down and being dysfunctionalwhat will happen if a person is in denial about their sexuality?30s
- Q13by rationalising their actions with defence mechanisms that affect our personality and inevitably our relationshipshow will those who are dishonest in relationships deal with their guilt?30s
- Q14the id in a child demands gratification and the mother provides this be feeding and nurturing the child, therefore this forms a relationship between themhow does the tripartite personality effect a mother-child relationship?30s
- Q15the oral stage during the child's early life gains pleasure through the mouth. By breastfeeding, the mother is feeding the child's libido and forming a relationshiphow do the psychosexual stages effect a mother-child relationship?30s