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Across 6. Crediting others with our own impulses 8. Refusal to accept facts 10. Aspect of mind that applies moral codes obtained from society and parental figures 13. Channeling aggression into positive areas 15. From about 3 years old to age 6 or so 16. Directing impulses at a “safe” target. 18. Acting opposite of how one really feels 19. When client begins to place certain feelings, like romantic love or parental love, onto the therapist.

Down 1. From birth to about 18 months old 2. The limited amount of psychic energy that powers mental activity 3. Removal of emotional content from material 4. Self – destructive (death) instinct, which is often turned outward in the form of aggression.” 5. Father of psychoanalysis 7. A release of tension or anxiety 9. Around 18 months old to about 3 years old 11. Begins after puberty and persists through the rest of the life span 12. A seemingly innocent misstatement that reveals unconscious associations 14. Comprised of amoral basic instincts, operates under the pleasure principle 17. Decision making, rational aspect of the mind