Psychoanalysis & Psychodynamic Psychology
lesson i. overview of Freud’s Psychoanalytic theories (p. 9)
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| 7 lesson i. overview of Freud’s Psychoanalytic theories (p. 9) activity 1: Psychological Viewpoint Questionnaire (Pretest) (p. 21) lesson ii. Psychoanalytic Perspectives on Human Development and Personality (p. 11) lesson iii. Psychodynamic Perspectives on Dreams (p. 12) activity 2: Developing a Dream Chart (p. 25) lesson iV. Psychodynamic theories of motivation and emotion (p. 13) activity 3: Id, Ego, Superego Identification Activity (p. 27) activity 4: Defense Mechanisms Quiz (p. 29) activity 5: Draw a Picture Projective Test (p. 31) lesson V. Psychodynamic Perspectives on mental Disorders and treatment (p. 15) lesson Vi. contemporary Psychodynamic theory (p. 17) activity 6: Create a Jungian Mandala (p. 33) activity 7: Psychodynamic References in Popular Culture (p. 35) procedural timeline 9 lesson i. overview of Freud’s Psychoanalytic theory See Activity 1: Psychological Viewpoint Questionnaire (Pretest) (p. 21) i. introduction A. The terms psychoanalytic and psychodynamic are sometimes used interchangeably, but psychoanalytic properly refers more narrowly to Freudian theory, while “psychodynamic” is the broader term encompassing all the theories derived from Freud’s work. B. Psychodynamic theory is a large and still evolving school of thought. While it is most closely associated with Sigmund Freud (1856–1939), the founder of psychoanalysis, much of today’s psychodynamic theory differs vastly from Freud’s original ideas. C. Psychodynamic theory, despite criticism that it is unproven, continues to be a popular and influential approach to explanation and treatment and is, in fact, supported by a substantial research basis. Psychoanalytic theory also has a particular place of importance in the field of psychology as the first and most comprehensive theory of personality and psychopathology. D. This lesson will cover the theories of Freud the other lessons in this unit explore psychodynamic theories and treatments more broadly. Download 283.67 Kb. Share with your friends:
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