About this theory
id, ego and supergo
Structure of the mind
Significance and criticism
Facts
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What is the primary drive of the id?

The id seeks immediate gratification.

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 What is the id?

The id is the instinctual, pleasure-seeking part of the mind.

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What did Freud believe dreams reveal?

Freud believed dreams reveal hidden desires and conflicts, acting as "the royal road to the unconscious."

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What method is linked to psychoanalytic theory?

Psychoanalysis, using free association and transference.

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What does the ego do?

The ego mediates between the id’s desires and reality, ensuring socially acceptable behavior.

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What did Freud introduce?

Unconscious mind and defense mechanisms.

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What personal fears did Freud have?

Freud feared trains and the number 62, and he studied these fears as part of his theory.

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What shift did Freud make in his studies?

From brain studies to the psyche and its treatment.

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How does the ego manage the desires of the id?

The ego makes realistic decisions.

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How do the id, ego, and superego interact?

They interact by balancing instinct, reality, and morality to shape behavior.

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How did Freud influence other fields?

It impacted art, literature, and culture.

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What are Freudian slips and what do they indicate?


Freudian slips are mistakes in speech that Freud believed reveal hidden thoughts or desires.

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What did Freud emphasize in development?

The impact of childhood events on adult mental health.

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What role does the superego play in decision-making?

The superego guides moral decisions.

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What role does the superego play?

The superego represents moral standards and societal values, striving for perfection.

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What are Freud’s main criticisms?

Lack of evidence, overemphasis on sexuality, outdated ideas.

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What method did Freud find more effective than hypnosis?

Freud found analyzing childhood memories to be more effective than hypnosis in understanding the unconscious.

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When did psychoanalytic theory gain prominence?

In the late 20th century, after the 1960s.

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 How do the id, ego, and superego interact to shape behavior?

They interact to shape behavior and personality.

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What motivates the id?

The id is motivated by immediate gratification of basic desires.

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Why is Freud’s theory still important?

It remains a key starting point for understanding the mind.

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