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Psychosexual Theory of Development
Definition The psychosexual theory of development is a psychological model proposed by Sigmund Fr...
Defense Mechanisms
Definition Defense mechanisms are psychological strategies used by individuals to cope with stres...
Freud, Sigmund
Overview Sigmund Freud (1856-1939) was an Austrian neurologist who is widely regarded as the fath...
Psychoanalytic Theory
Definition Psychoanalytic, (psychodynamic) theory is a psychological framework developed by Sigmu...
Fixation
Overview Fixation is a central idea in psychodynamic theory, originally proposed by Sigmund Freud...
Freudian Slip
Overview A Freudian slip, also called a parapraxis, is a seemingly accidental mistake in speech, ...
Ego
Overview In Freud’s psychodynamic framework, the ego is the rational, conscious part of the perso...
Id
Overview In Freud’s psychodynamic framework, the id is the primordial, instinctual engine that dr...
Superego
Overview The superego is one part of the mind that Freud called the “inner voice” of right and wr...
The Unconscious
Overview The term unconscious in psychodynamic theory refers to the vast reservoir of thoughts, m...
Personality
Overview Personality refers to the enduring patterns of thoughts, feelings, and behaviors that ch...