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Unscramble psychology ideas and theories.

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Unscramble psychology ideas and theories.

by Maria Teresa
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A therapy and theory that explores hidden mental processes by talking with a therapist, interpreting dreams, and uncovering past experiences.

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Mental content outside awareness that shapes thoughts, feelings, and actions.

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A method for interpreting dreams to uncover hidden wishes or conflicts from childhood.

  
  
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Mental strategies that reduce anxiety by concealing, distorting, or transforming reality.

  
  
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In therapy, clients project feelings and expectations from past relations onto the therapist.

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A learning process where a neutral stimulus becomes associated with a meaningful one, eliciting a reflexive response.

  
  
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