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    Freud's psychoanalytic theory proposes that personality is composed of three parts: the id, ego, and superego. The id operates on the pleasure principle, seeking self-satisfaction; the ego balances the id with reality; and the superego incorporates social morality through principles of conscience and sensitivity. According to Freud's topographical model, most of what influences our thoughts, feelings, and actions resides in the unconscious mind, which is inaccessible to conscious awareness and contains repressed memories and desires from childhood.

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    Freud's psychoanalytic theory proposes that personality is composed of three parts: the id, ego, and superego. The id operates on the pleasure principle, seeking self-satisfaction; the ego balances the id with reality; and the superego incorporates social morality through principles of conscience and sensitivity. According to Freud's topographical model, most of what influences our thoughts, feelings, and actions resides in the unconscious mind, which is inaccessible to conscious awareness and contains repressed memories and desires from childhood.

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    Module 5:

    Freud’s
    Psychoanalytic
    Theory
    The Three Components and
    Personality Adjustment
    1. Id-MYSELF (Pleasure principle)
    (self satisfaction)
    2. Ego-REALITY(balancing ourselves)
    3. Superego-morality
    principles( conscience)
    (SENSITIVITY)
    Topographical Model
    • The Unconscious – Freud said that the most what we go
    through in our lives , emotions , beliefs , feelings , and
    impulses deep within are not available to us at a conscious
    level.

    - The Oedipus and Electra Complex mentioned earlier were


    both buried down into the unconscious , out of our
    awareness due to the extreme anxiety they caused . While
    these complexes are in our unconscious , they still
    influence our thinking , feeling and doing in perhaps
    dramatic ways.
    • The Conscious – Freud also said that our
    conscious mind only comprises a very small
    part of who we are so that , in our everyday
    life , we are only aware of avery small part of
    what makes up our personality , most of what
    we are hidden and out of reach.
    • The Subconscious - This is the
    part of us that we can reach if
    prompted , but is not in our
    active conscious.

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