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What did Sigmund Freud mean when he said "the mind is like an iceberg; it floats with one-seventh of its bulk above the water"?

Compare and contrast Sigmud Freud's and Abraham Maslow's theories.

What are some of Sigmund Freud's contributions?

What is Freud's model of personality, including the id, ego, and super-ego?

Discuss Freud's theory of personality and explain why most sociologists have negative reactions to his analysis.

What role do parents play in the lives of those who become neurotics, according to Freud?

What, according to Freud, is sublimation and why is it important?

Freud and his followers assumed they could derive general principles of personality by studying patients in therapy, that childhood traumas inevitably have lifelong emotional consequences, and that memories are reliable guides to the past. Explain what is wrong with these assumptions.

How did Freud define counter-transference? How does it occur in therapy?

What were Sigmund Freud's ideas about literature?

According to Sigmund Freud, what are the processes of identification?

What contribution did Freud’s studies make to pastoral counseling? 

Can you tell me at least three good reasons for Freud's emphasis on sex?

Which parts of Frued's Theory of Psychosexual Development of Personality do you agree with or not? Which points and why?  If you do not agree with any part of it whatsoever, explain why not.

What was Sigmund Freud's psychodynamic theory of female delinquency and how does Freud's theory compare with other psychodynamic theories of female delinquency?

How does Freud's work on Dora illustrate his psychoanalytical theory?

What is the difference between id, ego, and super eggo as suggested by Sigmund Freud?

Discuss how Sigmund Freud's analysis of the uncanny helps one to understand the subliminal bearing text/film has on fantasy.

How do Mill and Freud differ in their views on the meaning of freedom?

The essence of repression lies in witholding the thought from becoming conscious. How does this mechanism work?

What/Who do you think was Freud's greatest influence? An Autobiographical Study

Discuss some of the long term implications of Freud.

In The Future of an Illusion, what is Freud's attitude towards religion?

What would be a Freudian analysis of the main characters in the movie "Rebel Without a Cause"?  Mainly Jim, Judy and Plato.

 What does Freud say about infant sexuality?

Examine Freud's theory of personality.

Who was Sigmund Schlomo Freud?

How are Freud and Galileo alike?

What is art and its function according to Freud ?

What do neuroses replace according to Sigmund Freud?