Power, Politics, and the Ego |
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achieve admiration adolescent anti-status quo bottle bill campaign candidate cathected cathexis chief executive child constituents counter-manipulation dependence displaced filial economic ego ideal ego mechanisms ego ontogenesis ego power deficit ego psychology ego tension produced ego tension reduction ego worth assets ego worth deficit ego's electorate example experience father fear filial ambivalence filial hostility filial-parental foreign policy gain Galatina infant ego introjection issues Johnson leader legislative lobbyist manipulation mastery middle age narcissism narcissistic nation Oedipus conflict one's Owen parental surrogate parentified entities perceived political behavior political party political process presidential system protect reaction formation reduce ego tension reduce tension reduce the ego reduce the tension seek self-dependence self-injurious separate identity sex parent social society sovereign power status quo superego surety and rectitude tends tension increase tension reduction needs tension-producing stimuli threat tion toilet training unrecognized aims voter wealth weaning young adult young adulthood