Freud's psychoanalytic theory of human development proposes that it is primarily unconscious and driven by inner forces, memories, and conflicts outside of conscious awareness or control. The theory has three aspects: the id operates on the pleasure principle unconsciously, the ego operates on the reality principle consciously, and the superego operates on morality principles across all levels. Freud believed that childhood experiences have a strong influence on shaping personality that carries into adulthood.

1. PD 1 FREUD'S
THEORY

2. Recap/Review
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Let me do some recap on our previous lessons based on Justice's Report.
Asper our discussion we discussed about FREUD'S THEORY which is the
Psychoanalytic theory on Human Development.
According to Freud's theory human development is primarily unconscious
and behavior is motivated by unconscious/inner force memories and
conflicts over which person or a has little control or awareness. Based on
FREUD'S theory there are 3aspexys on human development.
First the id operating on the pleasure principles generally within the
unconscious.
EGO operating on the reality principles within the conscious realm.
Superego operating on the morality principles at all levels. Freud believes
that during our childhood certain events have greater influence on how
our personality shaped which carries on onto our adulthood. As for our
assignments we are expected to do our given activities and task. That's all
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