Therapy

Psychoanalysis explores:

• how the conscious mind influences thoughts and behaviors

• how behavior influences our feelings and thoughts

• how feelings influence our behavior and how we think

• how the unconscious mind influences thoughts and behaviors

Differing from several other therapy types, psychoanalytic therapy aims to:

• Make changes in your personality according to the therapist's views

• Create solutions for problems that affect you in your practical life

• Create quick solutions for your personality problems and emotional development.

• Make deep-seated changes in personality and emotional development.

This approach to psychology focuses on individual humans and stresses concepts such as free will, self-development, and self-actualization.

• Humanistic Psychology

• Psychoanalytic Psychology

• Behavioral Psychology

• Gestalt Psychology

emphasizes the role that thoughts play in determining behavior

• psychoanalytic perspective
• sociocultural perspective
• cognitive perspective
• biological perspective
• learning perspective

emphasizes the influence of unconscious forces on human behavior

• psychoanalytic perspective
• sociocultural perspective
• cognitive perspective
• biological perspective
• learning perspective

Punishments and rewards influence behavior

• Behavioral

• Humanisic

• Sociocultural

• Conditioning

Anger is due to violent motives from our unconscious desires

• Psycoanalytic

• Behavioral

• Bioglogical

• Sociocultural

People with anger issues perceive the world in a distorted way

• Behavorial

• Cognitive

• Psycoanalytic

• Biological

Anger is often rewarded by people giving you what you want when you get mad

• Behavioral

• Biological

• Tantrum

• Cognitive

The mind can be viewed as an information processing system.

• Humanistic

• Cognitive

• Behavioral

• Biological

• Psychoanalytic