Freud's Psychoanalytic Theory on Instincts: Motivation, Personality and Development

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  @blackl1steddrums · 5 years ago

  I love how it just cuts off for absolutely no reason at all

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• AN

  @ananddoobay5292 · 5 years ago

  Plot twist: The video cutting off is a test of id, ego and superego.

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• NY

  @nysongbird · 11 years ago

  Oh! The video cut off! 😞

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• IL

  @ilikecheese6081 · 5 years ago

  i feel everyone's pain and misery

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• HA

  @haiza1471 · 4 years ago

  Well this 2 minute video made me understood what I was reading for the last half an hour

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• BR

  @Brotherhood1234-g8k · 5 years ago (edited)

  Who's watching this in 2020 and went to the comments to see other's reaction and see that they had the same reaction as you are NGA NABITIN!

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• KA

  @karenokeeffe1492 · 9 years ago

  Was it a conscious decision to cut this video ?

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• AD

  @adamm.fmorgan3023 · 8 years ago

  I like how at least 2 years later (based on other complaints) there has clearly been zero effort to properly edit this video which clearly just cuts off at random. Good lookin out owner, no fucks to give. I dig your style.

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  @bubbaloop574 · 5 years ago

  Here&apos;s the rest of the video: <br>The ego operates according to the reality principle. The reality principle is the idea that the desires of the id must be satisfied in a method that is both socially appropriate and realistic. The ego must mediate the demands of the id, the superego, and reality.<br><br>Instinct and Motivation According to Freud<br>You now know how our consciousness interacts to determine behavior according to Freud, but what motivates our behavior? The answer to this is that we are motivated by our instincts.<br><br>Freud described two types of instincts. Life instincts are one motivational drive described by Freud. Freud also uses the term libido, or sexual energy, for life instincts. Life instincts serve the purpose of survival and encourage growth, development, and creativity. Freud considers all pleasurable acts life instincts. Death instincts are another type of motivational drive described by Freud. Death instincts account for our aggressive tendencies. Freud believed that managing this aggression is a major challenge of human nature.<br><br>Freud&apos;s Psychosexual Development<br>Freud took his theories on personality and used them to form a developmental theory. He called this theory psychosexual development. Freud postulates five stages of chronological development that begin in infancy. These stages are oral, anal, phallic, latency, and genital. Key developmental tasks are characteristic of each stage. Freud believed the first three stages are the most important. These three stages occur before the age of six and form the foundation for personality development.<br><br>Lesson Summary<br>Freud&apos;s theories, especially his idea of the unconscious mind, have had a lasting impact on the field of psychology. He described three levels of consciousness: the unconscious, the preconscious, and conscious. He also described three parts of the personality. The first part of the personality to develop is the id, the ego develops next, and the superego develops last.<br><br>These personality components work together to determine behavior. Behavior is motivated by instinct. There are two types of instinct described by Freud: life instincts and death instincts. Freud also formed a developmental theory he called psychosexual development. This theory includes five stages of chronological development.<br><br>Learning Outcomes<br>This video is here to help you learn to:<br><br>Identify who Sigmund Freud was and what his psychoanalytic theory was<br>Define the three levels of consciousness<br>Describe the Id, Superego and Ego<br>Identify the two types of instincts, according to Freud<br>Discuss Freud&apos;s theory of psychosexual development

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  @HonestLion69 · 1 year ago

  My favorite part of the video is where it just starts to get good then suddenly it

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• JA

  @jamesbreidenbach5866 · 7 years ago

  What happened to the last part of th

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  @ritikyadav4940 · 9 years ago

  Freud believed that the nature of the conflicts among the id, ego, and superego change over time as a person grows from child to adult.He maintained that these conflicts progress through a series of five basic stages, each with a different focus-oral, anal, phallic, latency, and genital.

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