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Sigmand Freud Psychonalysis mind map

Sigmund Freud, an Austrian neurologist, is widely regarded as the founder of psychoanalysis. Born in 1856, Freud revolutionized the field of psychology with his groundbreaking theories on the human mind and behavior. In this mind map about Sigmund Freud and psychoanalysis, we will explore his key concepts, theories, and contributions to the field of psychology. By organizing and visually representing these ideas, the mind map aims to provide a comprehensive overview of Freud's work and its relevance in understanding the human psyche.

Edited at 2023-04-17 19:29:21

Colleen Hinesley

Sigmand Freud Psychonalysis mind map

Colleen Hinesley

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Sigmand Freud Psychonalysis

Personal developed

Research methods case studies

His friend had a part in influencing his theory.

Personality is impacted by one’s childhood experiences especially with parents, instinctual drive such as food sex and aggression

Instincts are the motivating forces of personality development.

Believes that humans experiences are continuous internal conflicts and are destined to lose such insight.

Believe humans have no free will unless they make conscious what was unconscious.

Research supports unconscious, displacement, repression, projection, dreams, and Freud Manship.

Contributed to grow interest for the study of personality.

His theories have been used in experimental testing.

His concepts could not be tested.

His theories were the start of all theories

Ericksons Psychonalysis

Theory was developed based on life experiences.

Personality development depended on genetic and biological factors.

Believes humans are capable of redemption.

Developed his theory on his childhood and adolescence.

Personality impacted by culture and historical forces.

Personality affected by learning & experiences.

Contributed to the development through life span, identity crisis in adolescence, impact of social culture & historical forces.

His theory approach has become a standard diagnostic & therapeutic tool when evaluating kids with emotional disturbances and or abuse.

Main Topic

References: Schultz, D.P. & Schultz, S.E. (2017) Theories of Personality. (11th ED)

Theory was developed by observing others

Floating Topic

Personality is affected by traits such as extraversion VS. Introversion and emotional stability VS. Neurotic

Personality also influenced by intelligence.

Theory was developed by observing others.

eysinck Psychometric Theory.

Theory was developed by observing others.

Traits affected by social and environmental experiences; they remain stable throughout our life span.

Personality has levels: conscious preconscious and unconscious

Was developed based on his childhood sexual logging neurotic conflicts & childhood experiences.

Theory was developed based on life experiences.

Influenced the shape of adult behavior