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Erikson's psychosocial theory differs from Freud's psychosexual theory primarily in its focus on social and cultural influences throughout the lifespan rather than solely on sexual drives during early childhood. While Freud emphasized the importance of early experiences and the unconscious mind in shaping personality, Erikson proposed that development occurs in eight stages across the entire life, each characterized by a specific psychosocial conflict. Additionally, Erikson's model highlights the potential for personal growth and identity formation in response to social challenges, whereas Freud's approach is more deterministic and centered on resolving conflicts related to sexual and aggressive instincts.
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Little hans was frightened of horses. He was particularly concerned about them falling over. Freud saw the horse as a symbol for his father, who had a long beard (like a muzzle) and wore dark glasses (like blinkers). He said that thoughts about the horse falling down was an indication that we wanted his father to fall down dead.
