'Manifest content' diaporamas de présentation

States of Consiousness

States of Consiousness. What is consciousness?. Can you define it? Consciousness is defined as your AWARENESS of everything that is going on around you and inside your own head at any given moment, which you use to organize your behavior, including thoughts, sensations and feelings.

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States of Consciousness

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Content Consciousness

Content Consciousness. State of awareness of internal events and of the external environment Perceptions, feelings, thoughts, images, desires, etc. Content Consciousness. Levels 1.basic-inner+outer world ex. hunger, cars 2. Reflection of what you are aware of

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Understanding of Dreams.

Understanding of Dreams. A Review (the id, ego and Super Ego) . Conscious and preconscious (some) level is your ego Preconscious and Unconscious is your id Super Ego works at every level. According to Freud, dreams were disguised , hallucinatory fulfilment of repressed wishes. .

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QUALITATIVE RESEARCH METHODS

QUALITATIVE RESEARCH METHODS. CRITICAL TEXTUAL ANALYSIS--TYPES, PART 4 (PSYCHOANALYTIC THEORY). I. PSYCHOANALYTIC THEORY. A. Freudian Psychoanalysis 1. First formulated by Freud 2. Concerned with internal psyche structures & the complex relations between them

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Ch. 19 S. 2 : The Psychoanalytic Approach

Ch. 19 S. 2 : The Psychoanalytic Approach. Obj : Describe the major techniques of psychoanalysis. Psychoanalysis (PsyA) was the first formal method of psychotherapy used in Western countries.

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The Dream-Work

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States of Consciousness

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Modern European Intellectual History

Modern European Intellectual History. Lecture 7 The Invention of Psychoanalysis. Sigmund Freud (1856-1939). the road to psychoanalysis symptoms as substitutes sexuality from pathology to normalcy the basis of the theory reconstructing positivism in light of modernism conclusion.

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Sigmund Freud

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P sychodynamic theory sigmund freud

P sychodynamic theory sigmund freud. UNIT 2: AOS 2: - Classic and contemporary theories of describing and classifying personality. PSYCHODYNAMIC THEORY. Childhood experiences shape our development.

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Dream Analysis (Therapy)

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Dreams

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Dream Analysis (Therapy)

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Dreams

Dreams. http://www.edjo.com/forever/gallery/boots/fyDreaming.jpg. Sleep. Why sleep? to replenish chemicals Growth hormones Immune system. Sleep: Stages. Stage 1 (NREM): Light sleep (5-10 minutes in duration) Stage 2 (NREM): Light sleep, preparation for deep sleep (5-15 min)

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Psychology

Psychology. Dreams. http://www.edjo.com/forever/gallery/boots/fyDreaming.jpg. Sleep. Why sleep? to replenish chemicals Growth hormones Immune system. Sleep: Stages. Stage 1 (NREM): Light sleep (5-10 minutes in duration) Stage 2 (NREM): Light sleep, preparation for deep sleep (5-15 min)

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Chapter 11 Unobtrusive Research

Chapter 11 Unobtrusive Research. Key Terms. Unobtrusive research Methods of studying social behavior without affecting it. Content Analysis Study of recorded human communications. Coding Process of transforming raw data into a standardized form. Manifest content The visible, surface content.

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