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Stephanie Stubbs8:10pmAug 28 at 8:10pmManage Discussion EntryHi Renalta,Thank you for your post!Freud’s contributions to the field of psychology are notable, so I'm glad you chose to highlight his theoretical perspective. Psychoanalytic theory, although less central to psychology today than in Freud's time, has definitely influenced the field and captured the attention of laypersons too. Interestingly, psychoanalysis is unique in that from it we derive both a theory of personality development and a means of treating psychological disorders.I thought it might be useful to share this image that depicts Freud's conceptualization of the mind:Image retrieved fromhttp://image.slidesharecdn.com/chapter XXXXXXXXXXphpapp01/95/psy XXXXXXXXXXchapter-12-slides-8-638.jpg?cb= XXXXXXXXXXLinks to an external site.)Do you notice the unconscious (id), like the underside of an iceberg, is the largest part? According to Freud, this is the repository of our repressed memories. Our life and death instincts (to sex and aggression) prevail here. So, traumatic memories/fear would be stored in the unconscious mind (i.e., beneath the surface). I believe this is what you're referencing when you describe a proclivity toward criminal behavior.CLASS: As you're all getting ready to dive into the world of real research, here's a question for you.... Is it possible to test these ideas experimentally?

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Unsavory feelings, motivations, recollections, and thoughts can be curbed when they are unknowingly smothered from our cognizant brain. This cautious instrument, first portrayed by Sigmund Freud, plans to reduce stress and culpability sentiments (Fitriani, 2019). Despite the fact that concealment may at first find success in settling these difficult sentiments, it could ultimately bring about expanded stress. Freud believed that mental experiencing could result concealment. Restraint is one methodology the brain uses to manage testing thoughts or sentiments. Also, infrequently, that is favorable. As per one assessment of the writing, concealment most often improves mental and social working. Harsh adapting styles are remembered to lessen sadness and further develop torment resistance in people. Different examinations on severe adapting uncovered that it is more pervasive in more seasoned people, showing that a characteristic develops through time (Jones, 2019). Moreover, it is connected with expanded prosperity. In any case, concealment may likewise be utilized to abstain from managing testing recollections and feelings, and doing so can make huge pessimistic impacts.
In spite of the fact that Sigmund Freud himself established this part of examination, he later abandoned it. Right off the bat in his work,

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