Psychoanalytic School of Thought
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The document outlines the life and contributions of Sigmund Freud, the founder of psychoanalysis, detailing key concepts such as the id, ego, and superego that form the basis of his theory of personality and human behavior. Freud's work emphasizes the influence of the unconscious mind and established psychoanalysis as both a therapeutic approach and a philosophical perspective on human nature. Key milestones in Freud's life include his graduation in 1881, the publication of 'The Interpretation of Dreams' in 1900, and his death in 1939.
Psychoanalytic School of Thought
- 1. Name :Komal Abdul Samad Roll No: 2k17/BEDELE/83 Assign By :Dr Amjad Ali Arian Topic Psychoanalytic Thought Of School
- 2. SIGMUND FREUD: May 6, 1856- Sigmund Freud was born in Freyberg town crèche republic 1881_ He graduated from medical faculty university of Vienna 1896 Sigmund Freud was officially recognized. 1900 He released “ interpretation of dreams” 1939/23/ September Freud Passed away in Hampstead house
- 3. OVER VIEW OF PSYCHOANALYSIS A set of philosophical of human nature Psychoanalysis is both an approach to therapy and a theory of personality. Emphasizes unconscious motivation the main cause of behavior lie in unconscious mind
- 4. PSYCHOANALYTIC Sigmund fruied was the founder of psychodynamic approach. This school of thought emphasizes the influence of the unconscious mind on behavior. Freud believed that the human mind was composed of three elements. The Id The Ego The Supper Ego
- 5. WHAT IS SCHOOL OF THOUGHTS ? A school of thought is a collection or group of people who share common characteristics of onion or outlook of an idea. A particular way of thinking. A perspective, a viewpoint or certain way of interpreting a discipline's subject matter that has become widely credible.
- 6. THE ID The id is the part of the personality we are born with. It is the demanding part of the infant is all want and demands to be satisfied. The id is in the incisions a baby knows what it wants, but unconsciously the id works on the pleasure principle Pleasure oriented and selfish. Driven by pleasure. Insatiable instincts present from birth
- 7. THE EGO The ego is the rational part of the personality. It works on realty principles an tries to obtain for the id what the id wants. The ego is the part of the personality that works out how to satisfy the person. The ego develops from the age of about 18 months. Rational driven by the realty principle. Balances conflicting demands of the id and superego.
- 8. THE SUPER EGO The Super Ego develop during the phallic stage, at around four years of age. The super ego works on the morality principle. The superego is made up of the conscience given to individuals by their parents and by society indicating what is right and wrong, and the ego ideal. The ego ideal is the idea people have of what they should be like again given bye parents and society the super ego is the you can’t have part of the personality.
- 9. EXAMPLES OF ID EGO SUPEREGO