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Create a 10- to 12-slide Microsoft® PowerPoint® presentation, including detailed speaker notes, on traditional and contemporary psychodynamic theories. Include the following for each theory:
A description of the main propositions
A description of the main components
An analysis of the strengths and limitations
An explanation of how the theories are similar to one another
An explanation of how the theories differ from one another
Format your presentation consistent with APA guidelines.
Description of individual personality characteristics and interpersonal relations of Humanistic Psychoanalysis TheoryExplanation & Answer
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• “Analytical
Psychology Theory”
• Occult Phenomena
• Collective
unconscious.
• Archetypes concepts
• Development of
Personality.
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Alfred Adler
• “Psychoanalysis
Theory”
• Adult personality is
largely determined by
childhood experiences.
• Exploration of the
unconscious.
• People motivation is
drive by sex or
aggression.
Carl Jung
Sigmund Freud
Traditional Psychodynamic theories:
• Individual Psychology
Theory”
• Optimistic View.
• Social interest.
• People motivate by
social influences.
• Individual awareness.
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Contemporary Psychodynamics theories
• “The object
relations theory”
• Mother-child
relationship
• Pro-Sigmund
Freud ideals
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“Psychoanalytic
Social Theory”
“Post –Freudian Theory”
Identity crisis
Social and culture
Life cycle approach
Feminine Psychology
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