1. MR.SIGMUND FREUD:

2. Introduction:
Sigmund Freud’s work & theories helped shape our views of:
Childhood
Personality
Memory
Sexuality
Therapy

3. A 2006 Newsweek article called him “History’s most debunked doctor”

4. W.H.Auden wrote in his 1973 poem, in memory of Sigmund Freud;
“If often he was wrong & at times, absurd, to us he is no more a person now but a whole climate of opinion.”

5. Freud’s life:
Our exploration of his legacy beings with a look at his life and time.

6. Freud major theories: The conscious and unconscious mind
Life and Death instincts
Psychosexual Development
Id, Ego and super ego

7. The Conscious and unconscious mind:

8. Conscious mind :
Conscious includes everything that we are aware of.

9. Unconscious mind:
Feelings
Thoughts
Urges
Memories

10. Life and Death Instincts:

11. Life instincts:
Life instincts related to survival , pleasure and reproduction.

12. Death Instincts:
Freud describe in his book “The goal of all life is death”

13. Projective Test Of Personality:
Named after Freud's Analytical theory
Projection as defense mechanism

14. Psychodynamic theory of Personality:
Significance of past
Instincts
Level Of mind

15. Contributions to psychology:
Regardless of the perceptions of Sigmund Freud’s theories, there is no question that he had an enormous impact on the field of psychology.

16. Clinical Psychology:
Clinical Psychology often involves helping clients overcame psychological distress.

17. Abnormal Psychology:
Abnormal Psychology is focused on the identification , treatment and understanding of abnormal behavior and psychopathology.

18. Freud’s Books:

19. Study of Hysteria(1895):
Study of book describes their work & study of a number of individuals suffering from Hysteria.

20. Interpretation of dreams(1900):
The book lay out Freud's theory the dreams represent unconscious wishes.

21. The Psychopathology of everyday life(1901):
The book cover about deviation that occur during everyday life. i.e. forgetting names slip of tongue, and error in speech & conceded memories.

22. Introduction to Psychoanalysis(1917):
Include unconscious mind , Theory of neuroses and dreams.