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Freud and Beyond

Don Ryujin


  1. Freud: 1st Personality Psychologist

    1. Topographical Hypothesis
      1. Conscious
      2. Preconscious
      3. Unconscious

    2. Structural Hypothesis

      1. Id
        1. Instincts
        2. Pleasure Principle
        3. Wish Fulfilment

      2. Ego: Reality Principle
      3. Superegeo: Moral Overseer


    3. Dynamic Hypothesis

      1. Regression
        1. Anxiety
        2. Defense Mechanisms

      2. Progression



  2. NeoFreudians: Their Differeneces:

    1. Less Emphasis on Sex (but not instincts)
    2. More Emphasis on Social Environment
    3. More Emphasis on Conscious and Ego
    4. More Emphasis on Lifespan





  3. Beyond Freud: Carl Rogers and the Humanistic Perspective

    1. Actualizing Tendency (Innate)
    2. Organismic Valuing Process (OVP - Innate)
      "May the Force Be With You!"
    3. Need for Positive Regard
      1. Conditions of Worth
        1. Others
        2. Society
      2. Unconditional Positive Regard
    4. Phenomenological (Perceived) Self: The Conscious 'I"
      1. Organism vs. Perceived Self
      2. Subception, Anxiety and Mental Health


    Web:What is the Humanism in Humanistic Psychology?



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