Question

According to the psychodynamic model, in the depressive phase of bipolar disorder, the __________ is dominant, flooding the individual with feelings of guilt and worthlessness. In the manic phase, the __________ rebounds, resulting in feelings of elation and self-confidence.

Answer 1

Answer:

superego; ego                        

Explanation:

Psychodynamic model: In psychology, the term "psychodynamic model" is described as a theory and a systematic study related to the various psychological forces that generally underline an individual's behavior and emphasizes the relation that exists between conscious and unconscious functions and motivation. It was entirely based on the Sigmund Freud's "psychoanalytic theory.

Bipolar disorder is also referred to as maniac depression that encompasses high or low moods and continuously changing pattern of thinking, behavior, sleep, and energy, etc.

Superego generally controls id's impulses including frustration and aggression which is one of the factors in the bipolar disorder.

Ego is a conscious part of a person that described who the person is.