Psychoanalytic theory of Sigmund Freud

Sigmund Freud is the founder of psychoanalytic theory. The psychoanalytic idea is a way of investigating and treating personality disorders and is used in psychotherapy. Freud first stumbled throughout psychoanalysis with the case of ‘Anna o.’, the affected person of his advisor Dr. Joseph Breuer. While she was only 21, Anna o. she suffered from some unexplained symptoms, which include spasms, paralysis, lack of capability to talk her local language, and hallucinations, and she has become diagnosed with hysteria. When hypnotized her, Breuer and Freud found out that, Anna o. could forget the painful memories. Events and symbols that are pressed in her Un-conscious. After recalling that memories through hypnotize, she was able to defeat her hysteria’s symptoms.

What is Psychoanalysis

Sigmund Freud used this term to treat the mental illness and explained the relationship between conscious and unconscious.
We must have the great grip on conscious and unconscious to knowing the psychoanalysis.

Conscious: Our current thoughts. Emotions, feelings are called conscious. We can call it the aware house. It’s the part of our thinking process and memory. Like if someone asks our name, age, religion, we’ll tell without recalling nanosecond.

Un-Conscious: Our hidden thoughts, emotions and feeling are called unconscious. That we can’t recall because that is the out of our awareness. Our those desires, dreams, and imagination that we can’t express in other we pressed them into our unconscious. The painful events that we don’t want to recall we’ll press them into our unconscious.

The carefully associated preconscious thoughts contain all of the things that you can potentially pull into aware consciousness. You might not be consciously thinking about reminiscences out of your high faculty graduation, however, this is records that you may without problems convey into the aware mind if you wanted or wanted to accomplish that. The preconscious additionally acts as something of a shield, controlling the records that are allowed to enter into aware cognizance.
Psychoanalytic theory is also known as the psychoanalytic personality theory.

Why do we have to die?

All of us often ask ourself why do we have to die? we want that answer by religiously and scientifically. the answer of why do we have to die In keeping with Islamic scholars, lifestyles is a check that ends with dying: “each soul shall have a taste of death and we test you with the aid of evil and by means of excellent by means of way of trial.”

What science said about why do we have to die?

the scientifically answers in relation to the mechanics of life, which might be primarily based upon the inferences we will make from cloth revel in.

Three major part of human personality

Sigmund Freud presents three major part of human personality named as ID, EGO, and SUPEREGO.
ID => Pleasure principle => immediate gratification.
Ego => Reality Principle => Delay the gratification
Super Ego => Morality Principle => Deny the gratification
Let me tell you these aspects in detail.

ID: as Id is a pleasure principle it is like a newly born child that has the instinctual drives. When a child is hungry, he wants feed by hook or by crook. As it is Id wants gratification by hook or by crook. ID is hidden in our unconscious. For example: if he demands to fulfill the sexual urge. Due to immediate gratification, the result appears in the form of PROSTITUTE AND RAPE.
Ego: as ego is the reality principle it is delaying the gratification. Ego always tries to balance between ID and SUPEREGO. As above example: when id demand to fulfill the sexual urge than ego tries to divert it in the different activity.

“If a person develop successful ego, he’ll develop successful personality”

SUPER EGO: Superego is the moral principle. Superego will deny the ID’s demand that is sin so can’t fulfill.
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I'm Alana Wade, a psychologist with over five years of experience working with relationships. I've dedicated my career to helping couples and families create lasting, meaningful connections.