The Foundation of Psychoanalytic Theory Is

question 248

Multiple Choice

The foundation of psychoanalytic theory is:

• A) observable behaviors.
• B) inner drives and motives,and unconscious needs.
• C) an individual's ideas and beliefs.
• D) self-awareness and willingness to change.

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Definitions:

Repression

A defense mechanism whereby the ego prevents unacceptable impulses from reaching consciousness.

Critical Incident Stress Debriefing

A process aimed at preventing post-traumatic stress disorder among individuals exposed to traumatic events, involving immediate emotional support and psychological counseling.

Stress Management

Techniques and strategies aimed at controlling a person's levels of stress, for the purpose of improving everyday functioning.

Exposure Treatment

A therapeutic technique used to treat anxiety disorders by gradually exposing patients to their feared objects or situations in a controlled way to reduce fear.