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This document discusses psychoanalytic theory and concepts like defense mechanisms, adjustment, maladjustment, and fixation at developmental stages. It notes common defense mechanisms like denial, regression, projection, and repression that can help with adjustment. Maladjustment may occur from being fixated at the oral or anal stages of development, exhibiting traits like overdependence, greed, envy, orderliness, or rebelliousness depending on the stage and fixation.
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- 1. Psychoanalytic Theory Adjustment: The use of Defense Mechanisms ►Denial ►Regression ►Projection ►Reaction Formation ►Repression ►Displacement ►Sublimation ►Compensation
- 2. Maladjustment Being Fixated at a certain stage 1. ORAL STAGE a.) Oral receptive ►Unrealistically optimistic ►Very self-centered ►Overly dependent to others b.) Oral aggressive ►Greedy ►Envious ►Pessimistic ►Sarcastic
- 3. 2. ANAL STAGE a.) Anal Retentive ►Compulsive orderliness ►Punctual ►Respectful of Authority ►Stinginess ►Perfection b.) Anal Expulsive ►Generous ►Messy ►Disorganized ►Rebellious ►Careless