Freudian Theory: What types of things do these theorists examine? What things do they claim cause behaviors or characteristics? Describe behaviors or characteristics that demonstrate this theory. Describe what impact these behaviors have on oneself. Describe what impact these behaviors have on other people.

These scholars inspect that the grown-up identity rises as a composite of early youth encounters, in light of how these encounters are deliberately and unknowingly handled inside human formative stages, and how these encounters shape the identity. This hypothesis is known as the psychosexual hypothesis of improvement.

Freud developed the psychoanalytic speculation of identity improvement, which fought that identity is molded through conflicts among three noteworthy structures of the human identity: the id, personality, and superego.

Could we ever really know ourselves, also different people? For Sigmund Freud and his aficionados, our lives are framed by forces we are totally unmindful of. Regardless of the way that we accept we're in charge, we basically keep repeating comparable mishandles without knowing it. Like a broken record, we pick occupations we hate, we drop out with sidekicks and we repel our associates. A portion of the time we are constrained to comprehend that something is adrift: a horrendous dream that won't leave, an unexplained physical symptom or an abnormal meddlesome thought impacts us to comprehend that we are not specialists in our own one of a kind home. This, Freud acknowledged, is absent at work.

So as to viably keep up and improve our own lives through effective association with others, we depend on these three fundamental and interrelated human limits:

1. Affect (feelings)
2. Behavior (interactions)
3. Cognition (thought)