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1 Sigmund Freud Psychoanalysis

2 Conscious Everything that we are aware of in any given moment.

3 Preconscious Stored information that is needed. Freudian slip

4 The Unconscious The psychological part of us that contains childhood conflicts we are unaware of but that continue to control our behavior. Free Association Libido (sexual) & Aggressive

5 Structure of the Personality
Id Ego Super Ego

6 ID Reservoir or container of the instinctual urges.
Seeks immediate gratification of desire. “What a person wants to do!”

7 EGO Rational, thoughtful, realistic personality process.
Mostly conscious in contact with the external reality. “Planning what you can do!”

8 SUPER EGO Moral part of the personality. The source of the conscience.
Self-observation, and formation of ideals. “What you should do!”

9 Organization The Ego must find a way to satisfy the Id, without offending the Super-Ego.

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