PSYCHOLOGICAL VIEWS OF SIGMUND FREUD: A COMPREHENSIVE EXPLORATION
Umarova Muqaddaskhan Kokan State Pedagogical Institute, Associate Professor, Candidate of Psychology
Keywords:
Sigmund Freud, Psychoanalysis, Unconscious mind, Id, Ego, Superego, Defense mechanisms, Psychosexual development, Oedipus complex, Personality structure, Freudian theory, Dream analysisAbstract
Sigmund Freud, often regarded as the father of psychoanalysis, has had a profound and enduring impact on the field of psychology. His groundbreaking theories and concepts have influenced not only the realm of clinical psychology but also various aspects of human behavior and culture. This scientific article provides an in-depth exploration of Freud’s psychological views, focusing on his key concepts, contributions, controversies, and the lasting legacy he has left within the field of psychology.
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