This post concludes my assignment. Throughout these posts we learned about several extremely bright and influential people and their theories, and what they believe! I hope it was as enriching for you as it was for me. We learned about Freud and his theory about Id, Ego and Superego and helping us understand our unconscious thoughts and desires. We learned about The Big Five and what that says about our personalities. Carl Jung taught us about our shadow and how we can accept the undesirable parts of who we are and when we embrace the things that we are ashamed of, we can change. Some of these theories are outrageous and people might not agree with them, which is okay. The purpose in this blog was to create more awareness. My wish is that it helped in creating a sense of awareness and to point out that we are all struggling. It is okay! We can heal and help and love and be empathetic, have unconditional positive regard, and listen to those who need to be heard.
We all know someone who is completely self-absorbed. They think of no one but themselves. Their number one interest is self-promotion, or doing things for their gain. It is likely we are also acquainted with people who care a great deal about about other peoples opinions. They feel the need to be perfect and liked by those around them. There are also "normal" people, but i don't believe in normal, who's to say something or someone is normal. So there are those who just have a little bit of both, sometimes think about themselves when making a decision and sometimes think about how they will look like, or come across to others. Now i'll get to the point of this post, Freud. Who has been known as the father of psychology. Freud can explain these attributes manifested in people by his structure of personality theory, the Id, the Ego and the Superego. The Id: driven by pleasure, as primarily unconscious . The id is the first aspect of personality, we are born with it....
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