Sigmund Freud’s Psychodynamic Theory of Personality

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Sigmund Freud’s Psychodynamic Theory of Personality Insert three images that give the reader a preview of what’s to come in the PowerPoint

Definition Summarize Freud’s psychodynamic theory of personality- Define

Conscious Versus Unconscious Forces Summarize Conscious Thoughts- Define Unconscious Forces- Define Unconscious Motivation- Define

Techniques to Discover the Unconscious Summarize

Insert an image that helps explain the term Free Association Summarize Insert an image that helps explain the term

Insert an image that helps explain the term Dream Interpretation Summarize Insert an image that helps explain the term

Insert an image that helps explain the term Freudian Slips Summarize Insert an image that helps explain the term

Divisions of the Mind- Id, Ego, Superego Summarize

Insert an image that helps explain the term Id: Pleasure Seeker Summarize Id-define Pleasure Principle-define Insert an image that helps explain the term

Insert an image that helps explain the term Ego: Executive Negotiator Summarize Ego-define Reality Principle-define Insert an image that helps explain the term

Insert an image that helps explain the term Superego: Regulator Summarize Disagreements Superego-define Insert an image that helps explain the term

Insert an image that helps explain the term Anxiety Summarize Anxiety-define Insert an image that helps explain the term

Insert an image that helps explain the term Defense Mechanisms Summarize explanation of Defense Mechanisms to Conclusions-don’t cover them on this slide-preview slides 14-20 Defense Mechanisms-define Insert an image that helps explain the term

Rationalization Define- Insert and image above to help explain

Denial Define Insert and image above to help explain

Repression Define Insert and image above to help explain

Projection Define

Reaction Formation Define

Displacement Define Insert and image above to help explain

Sublimation Define Insert and image above to help explain

Insert an image that helps explain the term Developmental Stages-Dealing with Conflicts Summarize Psychosexual stages-define Insert an image that helps explain the term

Insert an image that helps explain the term Fixation Summarize Fixation-define Insert an image that helps explain the term

Five Developmental Stages Summarize all five here up through the Summary 1 Oral 2 Anal 3 Phallic Boys- Girls- 4 Latency 5 Genital Summary

Disagreements Summarize

Carl Jung Summarize Collective Unconscious-define

Alfred Adler Summarize

Karen Horney Summarize

Freudian Theory Today 1 How Valid Is Freud’s Theory?

Freudian Theory Today 2 How Important Are the First Five Years?

Freudian Theory Today 3 Are there Unconscious Forces?

Freudian Theory Today 4 What was Freud’s Impact?