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Sigmund Freud

Sigmund Freud (1856-1939) was an Austrian neurologist best known for his theories: the defense mechanism of repression, and the unconscious mind. He founded the psychoanalytic school of psychiatry, which specialized in the study and treatment of mental disorders.

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What is the problem of freud's theory?

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One of the main criticisms of Freud's theory is that it lacks empirical support. Many of his concepts, such as the Oedipus complex and the unconscious mind, are difficult to measure or objectively test. Additionally, Freud's theories have been accused of being overly focused on sexuality and lacking a comprehensive understanding of human behavior. Critics argue that his theories are based more on speculation and subjective interpretation than on scientific evidence.

What is the cure for midlife crisis?

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Marriage There is no cure for midlife crisis, but it goes a long way if you can recognize its symptoms and understand that it happens to men as well as women. I was terrified of being forty, not because it meant I was forty but it meant that for a few years I was going to be vulnerable at my weakest point (which just happens to be slightly overweight women) and all I could do was grit my teeth and pray it wouldn't hit too hard.

It hit once, after some persuasion my wife came to terms with it and, like the sound barrier, I was through and relatively unscathed. I can easily imagine some people are totally destroyed by it.

It's a very real phenomenon, and I suppose different people react differenly to it; getting red highlights, becoming a lesbian, spending four hours a day in tears, working as a teacher's aide in Thailand; it hits everyone differently.

What are educational implications of erikson theory of psychosocial development?

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the implication of erickson theory is to give as guidelines about the difference psychosocial development of individual and to prevent further problem with dealing with them and to construct appropriate methods to solve it if disruptive.

1:encourage initiative in young children:-

children in preschool and early childhood education programs should be given a great deal of freedom to explore their world.They should be allowed to choose some of the activities they engage.If their request for doing certain activities are reasonable, the request should be honoured. Provide exciting materials that will stimulate their imagination.

Sigmund freud in World War 1?

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I don't think he was very important, because he died the same year the war started. I think he was more prominent in the first one. I might be wrong though

What is Sigmund freud's middle name?

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Sigismund Schlomo Freud

What is oedipal complex according to Sigmund Freud?

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To explain the reason why he had been sexually attracted to his own mother, and envious of his own father.

What ideas of Einstein and freud challenged old ways of thinking?

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Freud challenged old ways of thinking as he was essentially the founder of modern psychology. Einstein challenged old ways of thinking by discovering the photoelectric effect which was instrumental in creating quantum theory.

What honors and awards did Sigmund Freud receive in psychology?

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The Goethe prize, a German literary award.

Sigmund Freud was a pioneer in science of what?

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Psychology and Psychiatry.

What is the main argument of Sigmund Freud in case of Katharina?

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THE RHETORICS OF THE CASE 4, KATHARINA

  • dialogues
  • brackets, dash and footnotes are provided for extra information
  • questions and answers
  • use of direct quotes, indirect quotations, paraphrasing and summarizing
  • story
  • use of euphemism

How did the ideas of einstin and freud contribute to a sense of uncertainy?

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Einstein's ideas seemed to reinforce the unsettling sense of old certainties crumbling and a universe whirling beyond the understanding of human reason.

In the psychodynamic approach how does the relationship differ from Freud's perspective?

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The therapist engages the client in face-to-face manner

Does anyone else think that Freud is a pervert?

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YES!! Yes...he was a pervert. ALL so-called psychiatrists and ALL so-called psychologists are perverts. A pervert is a person that thinks of themselves as being white and is not white, and then calls those that are white...an albino (something that does not permit understanding of). When a child molester crosses the line to be with a child, they make the child something that they are not, and engage the child in something that they do not understand. Perverts that think that they are white and are not white, also put themselves where they don't belong (at white), and then make those that are white...something that they are not (albinos), and engage their victims in something that they don't understand. There are 200 million perverts in what is called the USA. And perversion involving identity, is far more serious than perversion involving sexuality...because millions have lost their lives as a result of people thinking that albino is valid. Those that are white...have the condition "whiteism".

Why did Freud use techniques like free association and dream analysis?

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He allows the patient to talk about whatever is on their mind.

How many daughters did Sigmund Freud have?

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2 older half brothers and 6 younger siblings