Psychodynamic Approach | Sigmund Freud | AQA Psychology
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- You won't believe what Sigmund Freud said! This video explores Freud's Psychodynamic theory as part of the AQA A-level Psychology course and looks at the unconscious mind, structure of personality (id, ego, superego), psychosexual stages of development (including Oedipus & Electra complex) and defence mechanisms (repression, denial & displacement).
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0:00 - Intro
00:57 - Introduction to Freud
04:24 - The Role of the Unconscious
07:47 - The Structure of Personality
11:34 - The Psychosexual Stages of Development
14:50 - Oedipus & Electra Complex
19:00 - Defence Mechanisms
21:25 - Test Yourself
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thank you SO much! i’m a uni student in brazil and i’ve found your method way better than most of my teachers lol
A pleasure 😀 So glad the video is helping your studies!
Excellent presentation. It was very clear and I like how you tied all the different parts of Freud's theories together. I never realized how they all connected until now.
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for your kind and encouraging words - pleased to hear that the video helped you grasp a better understanding of how Freud's ideas fit together 😀
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Welcome to the channel 😀 Really hope the videos help your understanding - all the best with your exams!
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Thank you ☺️ That's most kind of you. Glad the recall questions at the end are helping too.
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Great Video. Please keep them coming! You are doing the best videos on psychology.
Thank you Irina :) Really appreciate your kind comment. I'm just about to finish a series on memory, before I move on to exploring Attachment, but are there any topics/areas/videos you would like to see on psychology?
Your presentation is always so clear and understanding.Thank you so much for introducing me to Sigmund Freud👤
Thanks Caz 🙂I very much appreciate your encouragement. Hope you enjoy exploring psychology further.
Great clarity. So helpful in my study. Thank you!
Thanks 😊 so pleased the video was helpful for you 👍
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You are most welcome 😊 Glad it’s helping.
Another great video! Thanks mate. Freud and his approach especially his psychosexual stages of personality development is one of my most favourite and interesting psychological perspective. His theory gives you a deep insight of human behaviour and personality. Although Freud should've asked himself this question when hypothesised his theory that what would be the role of cultural differences, socialisation and environment in the functions of each of the personality structures id, ego and super ego. Would bringing someone in an immoral and irreligious situation have any impact on the functions performed by the super ego or it inherits its traits naturally however that would be another argumentative subject.
Anyway, thanks for your all hard works to make these brilliant videos
Thanks again Jalal for the comment ☺️ particularly the added analysis of Freud in terms of culture - and he’s obviously be critiqued by the issues of his time (especially in relation to women). Also, you may find the work of Blackburn on the inadequate superego in relation to criminal behaviour of interest.
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You are so welcome! Glad the video was helpful for you 😊
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Delighted the video has helped you ☺️Thanks for the lovely comment 👍
This is so helpful! Studying for the NCE after several years out of school. Great videos for refreshers. Thanks!!
You're most welcome! Glad it was helpful for you. All the best with your NCE course 😀
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You’re welcome 😊 Hope you enjoyed the video and found it helpful.
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Glad you enjoyed the video 😊Thanks for taking the time to comment - appreciate your kind words 👍
❤ well explained
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Well understood, tomorrow having psychology exams and this video has helped me alot
All the best with the Psychology exam tomorrow!!!!
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FAntasticalled explained thank u so much
Thank you very much 😊 That’s kind of you to say. Hope you some of the other videos too.
Thank you so much, this explains Fraud's theory so much
You’re most welcome 🙂Glad you enjoyed the video.
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loved the little friends clip- makes it feel a lot more light hearted😂
Glad you enjoyed it - thought a bit of Friends might break it up a bit and offer a much needed change from Freud's ideas.
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hello,what are the sources of psychopathology according to psychodynamic theory by Sigmund Freud?
Hello :) Good question. In brief the Psychodynamic approach might suggest the following for a range of psychopathologies:
a) unconscious conflicts within the personality between the id/ego/superego (maybe one is more dominant than the other - see the structure of personality in the video)
b) defence mechanisms that are coping with past trauma or conflict (such as displacement, regression, denial)
c) fixation at one of the psychosexual stages of development (see this part of the video for examples)
Hope that helps :)
question: you know the quotes that you put in by freud, would including them in an essay count as extra marks in our a level exam?
Good question - the answer is it depends. One of the big challenges with any A-level essay is how little time you have to write. This means you need to prioritise picking up the marks as quickly as possible and so not writing anything that is a waste of time.
So to answer your question if a quote helps you to describe one of the main features/assumptions/ideas of Freud then yes, do include it. It could enable you to show a more specific level of knowledge in your description (AO1) than just some general information - this enables to score higher. However just because it is a quote doesn't mean it will score you higher in and of itself because your essays are marked as a whole.
Hope that makes sense and helps? :)
@@BearitinMIND thank you for your detailed reply i seriously appreciate it, yep understood
Heyy I don’t know if u will see this in time for the exam tomorrow but if we get a 16 marker on comparison of approaches and the A01 is the psychodynamic approach would we have to talk about the oedipus complex as part of the A01?
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Good question Sofia. If the comparison question says something like "Outline the Psychodynamic approach. Compare with ..." that means there are 6 marks available for describing the Psychodynamic approach - there are a lot of parts to the psychodynamic approach - so you don't need to write about all of them to get 6 marks. You could write about 1) the role of the unconscious, 2) the structure of personality 3) defence mechanisms (and so not write about the psychosexual stages of development at all and potentially gain 6 marks if your description is detailed, accurate and uses key terminology).
Hope that helps!
@@BearitinMIND Ohhh ok perfect, thank you so so much for your help !!!
Ive got a test comming up on this topic but thanks a lot
All the best with the test Basil! Hopefully all the information you need for the questions will be readily available in your conscious mind and not repressed in your unconscious!!!! 😂
@@BearitinMIND 😂 well the A03 part would be the one that won't be easy
@basilvarghese7403 For AO3 think it terms of the following headings: 1) Evidence? 2) Research Methods 3) Practical application 4) Debates 5) Comparisons 👍
Oh, the penis envy part is so funny! I absolutely love it.
We girls really are secretly furious at our mothers for castrating us. Mom, where did you put my penis?
Haha - certainly an awkward moment!
I know ...I guess Freud didn't think it was possible that boy could envy a female's uterus.
Like....who in the world would want a vagina? Obviously women secretly want penises!
If I woke up tomorrow with a dick instead of a vagina, I think I would cry until I drowned in my tears. I'm not a lesbian, but vaginas are far more aesthetic to me and maybe Freud was jealous and a little scared of female sexuality, orgasms, and reproductive ability.
I think the fact that he was born from a woman instead of a man subconsciously pissed him off. Subconsciously, of course.